WRONG DEPUTIES AND SILENT MICROPHONES!

Hyderabad: As expected, the stormy first session of the 18th Lok Sabha began last week. The Lok Sabha also hosted Rahul Gandhi, a Congress leader and leader of the opposition. For Gandhi, it is certainly a matter of pride, as a public post was given to him after a long wait.

Parliament is considered the temple of our democracy, which also enjoys the coveted distinction of being the largest democracy in the world! However, with this distinction comes a huge responsibility. That of being a role model for other democracies. And unfortunately, we have not been able to fulfil this responsibility. In fact, year after year, our Parliament has witnessed a visible devaluation of high democratic values.

Today, our Parliament is home to, among others, at least two known and legitimately elected terrorists, the son of one of the assassins of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and an outspoken supporter of Palestine! The terrorists were elected with the support of the banned Khalistanis. The son of Beant Singh, one of Indira Gandhi’s assassins, Satvinder Singh Khalsa, enjoys strong support from the Sikh community who consider him a religious icon who avenged the crime of Operation Blue Star during which, under the orders of Indira Gandhi, the Golden Temple in Amritsar was stormed by the army to flush out the armed supporters of the Khalistani leader, Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. Beant Singh is revered as a saviour of the Sikh religion! That is why his father and his widow were also elected earlier as MPs after a few years of hanging.

Now compare this scenario with the repeated electoral victories of Asaduddin Owaisi of Hyderabad or the election of cricketer Yousuf Pathan of West Bengal. Pathan hails from Gujarat and has never resided in West Bengal in his life. Yet he was elected in this distant country. Again, let us take the case of Rahul Gandhi who was also returned to Parliament from Wayanad in Kerala along with Rae Bareli in Uttar Pradesh. The reason is the huge vote bank of Muslims. They voted with one voice for the candidates they consider to be the protectors of their faith. This is why the chanting of Allahu Akbar by Owaisi after taking oath as a member of the Lok Sabha.

To put it simply, while the Sanatanis or Hindus, despite their impressive majority, are largely secular in the true sense of the term, other religious leaders do not hesitate to be called upon to represent their respective faiths. The latter, therefore, have a very clear agenda: religion first, everything else second. Moreover, some members owe allegiance to splinter caste groups or political entities that thrive on foreign funds. All these have only one common agenda: to defame Indian democracy, to defame Indian democratic institutions and to denigrate India’s scientific, technological, economic and educational achievements in the international community.

This is the heart of the continuing threat posed by the unruly behavior of such groups within Parliament. It is not that the rebel MPs are ignoring the provisions of Chapter XXVII of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business of the Lok Sabha, which clearly enumerate the dos and don’ts for MPs. Yet they engage in misconduct in Parliament just to pressure the President into taking strict action. And if the President is forced to initiate harsh measures such as the expulsion of unruly members of the House by the marshals or their suspension, then it is cried out loud and clear that the President has shown partiality towards them and does not did not allow them to exercise their freedom of expression!

Indeed, it is high time that the global proponents of the Hindu Rashtra theory, who recently had week-long deliberations in Goa under the aegis of the Hindu Jan Jagruti Samiti, gave serious thought to such an alarming and plan to convince, or even convince. compel the ruling regime to take a bold historic step and declare India, i.e. Bharat, officially a Hindu Rashtra to silence the anti-Hindu forces who, under the guise of elected representatives, are devouring the very social fabric of our great country. Turning off their mics in Lok Sabha, if true, should only be seen as a start in that direction.

SC ON THE TRANSFER OF A CHECK BUSINESS WITHOUT THANKS

On June 24, the vacation bench comprising Justice A S Oka and Justice Rajesh Bindal of the Supreme Court observed that transfer of a case for offence of dishonour of cheque u/s.138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 cannot be sought to the instance of the accused.

MALDIVES MINISTER RESERVED FOR BLACK MAGIC ON PRESIDENT!

It seems incredible but it’s true. Police in the Maldives have opened a criminal investigation for practicing black magic on President Mohamed Muizzu against a minister of state, Fathima Shamnaz Ali Saleem, and two others. All the accused were arrested.

THE STATE MUST OBEY THE

LAW: JHARKHAND HC

In flagrant violation of the law, state authorities demolished a privately owned structure. A single bench of Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi of the Jharkhand High Court has ordered the state government to pay a sum of Rs 5 lakhs as compensation for the illegal demolition of a private structure comprising five shops. The court also ordered the state to pay Rs 25,000 as solatium for the mental anguish and suffering endured by the shop owner due to the arbitrary and high-handed actions of the state.

Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi in his judgment in a case titled Rajendra Prasad Sahu @ Rajendra Prasad Shaundik Vs. State of Jharkhand and others, in his speech on June 27, observed: “the action of the authority was illegal and violated all the principles of the rule of law…Such action of the authority must be belittled.”

TELANGANA HC GIVES SAFETY RATING TO CM REVANTH REDDY

Stating that it would be absurd to assume that a chief minister will personally post every miscellaneous tweet on his Twitter account (now X account), a single justice B Vijaysen Reddy recently dismissed a writ petition filed by six boarders of the Osmania University Hostel. However, the court granted them liberty to follow any other legal remedy available.

The hostel students are agitating against the lack of water and electricity. Following this, the hostel warden had issued a notice declaring the hostels closed during the May vacation month, citing water and electricity issues. This led to a political blame game. The petitioners in the writ petition alleged that they had complained against the authorities, including the Chief Minister (R.6).

During the hearing, the court observed that it was absurd to assume that the chief minister would post tweets relating to such trivial matters.

GUJARAT COP

ARREST A LOOT ACCUSED AFTER 43 YEARS!

Ramesh Fatu @ Ramesh Fatubhai Valvi, a wanted absconder accused in a dacoity and petrol pump looting case at Alamgir near Vadodara in 1981, was successfully arrested by the Gujarat Police in Nandurbar, Maharashtra recently. After committing the offense with other gang members and looting Rs. 9,000 from the petrol pump cashier, all the gang members tried to escape. However, they were arrested and imprisoned. Subsequently, Ramesh was granted parole and dropped it. At the time he committed the offence, Ramesh was only 25 years old. Today he is 68 years old.