9th D. P. Kohli Memorial Lecture on
"The Enemy Within – Corruption, Development and Governance"
by Hon’ble Vice President Shri M. Hamid Ansari
NEW DELHI: While the Supreme Court is yet to permit CBI to review its report accusing Mulayam Singh Yadav and his family of owning disproportionate assets, the agency has in an internal note already prepared the ground for burying this politically sensitive matter by admitting in effect that it was a frame-up.In a 17-page review done on February 2, CBI's DIG Tillottama Varma disclosed that, while submitting its October 2007 report to SC, the agency had gone by the allegations made in a PIL without verifying any of those with Mulayam and his family members.[...]Finding herself in a catch-22 situation, Varma said: "The image and the reputation of the organization will be in jeopardy if the representations are considered." Since CBI is likely to get into further trouble if it takes any corrective action at this stage, Varma's note, a copy of which is with TOI, suggests that the representations made by Mulayam’s family may be considered "only after getting permission" from SC. [link]
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They fixed the Constitution (many times). They are fixing (almost fixed) the judiciary. They fixed the Election Commission. The Backward classes commission was fixed satisfactorily. The Human Rights commission, NCW, Minorities commission etc. never had any problems to begin with. NCERT books fixed. Arjun Singhji also fixed the heads of academic institutions.
Obviously the last remaining bastion of fascism requiring fixing happens to be the fascist people themselves. We will keep you posted on the progress.
2 comments:
>> Obviously the last remaining bastion of fascism requiring fixing happens to be the fascist people themselves. >>
Touche !
The easiest way to fix the people is to threaten them to put them through the procedures of the fixed institutions.
It is going to get very interesting if Congress comes back to power. Hope you got your tracks covered.
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