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They must be told what they are in effect doing or saying...


Gross negligence and corrupt act of ministers and commissioners often draw flak, strictures, severe criticism from higher courts and equally some time comes from highest constitutional office of prime minister and home minister. Higher Courts and these higher Constitutional functionaries but must be told- What in effect they are saying, or in effect what they are doing.

So in effect these higher Courts and these Constitutional people give FRIENDLY WARNINGS for Serious lapses and definite guilt.

In the latest of these series, Shri Chidambaram, the Home Minister, on occasion of 1st annivarsary of 26/11 attack on mumbai, the senior and learned most, severely criticised mumbai police for they “misplaced bullet proof jackets and important files pertaining to purchase of these bullet proof jackets”, those bullet proof jackets which didnt worked and caused loss of our three most brilliant upright Police Officers. Those three Police Officers are Hemant Karkare, Vijay Salaskar and Ashok Kamte. They must be told what they are in effect saying.

This term FRIENDLY WARNING is coined by LORD DENNING, one of the most celebrated Judge of House of Lords, England of 1950/60/70.

Also, recently, Bombay High Court Judge J N Patel is found (false) lamenting to say- Wear these bullet proof jackets to work, Mr cm. News Report- 11.12.2009- bottom of page 1.

Judges- may please refrain from passing remarks because you claim to be less humans and more infallible and because these remarks tend to make cheap and trivial the gross anomaly you are dealing with.

Please dont waste time in passing comments and strictures against passionate negligent state men.

Please pass orders that help in avoidance of repetition of issue they you are dealing with.

Judges- Please remember again - you claim to be less humans and more infallibles. therefore you shouldn’t be doing what every men is doing.

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iN APPRECIATION,
Sandeep Jalan

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