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Open Letter To Prime Minister - K. N. Govindacharya
Kind Attn: Hon’ble Prime Minister, Mr Manmohan Singh
Dear Sir,
The media reported recently that the Union Government is planning
to pump Rs.23,000 Crores to bail out Air India from the slump that
it has got into for no reason other than its corrupt practices and
extravagance. We are hereby lodging our protest against the move.
This step of yours betrays your government’s misplaced priorities
in “development”, a term that your dispensation is hard pressed to
properly interpret and realise. The people of this country would
like to know about the feasibility of your continuous efforts to
rescue the state-owned air carrier, which have never really shown
signs of recovery. We demand herewith a white paper on the
issue.
While the exchequer is splurging on Air India, it is ironical to
note that the Union Government never paid any heed to the
recommendation of the National Law Commission that, for the sake of
delivery of justice and to provide relief to the ordinary citizens
of the country, there should be 50 judges appointed for every
population sample of 10 lakh. We demand of the government that it
immediately sanction and allocate an adequate amount for the
purpose. So far, the Union has been skirting its responsibility,
using the alibi that the establishment of District & Sessions
Courts is not within the ambit of its powers but under the
jurisdiction of state governments. Given the fact that the state
governments are on the verge of bankruptcy, the Union must
forthwith allocate requisite funds for the above cause and thus
demonstrate its will to ensure that the aam aadmi (ordinary
citizen) features in its scheme of ‘development’. There are about
2.5 crore cases pending in the courts of India.
It is no longer taking years to clear the backlog; it is taking
decades! The judiciary has become a case befitting the adage,
“Justice delayed is justice denied.” Owing to the sorry state of
the judiciary, the government sectors are getting away with rampant
corruption and near-total lack of accountability. And the lack of
an effective law-ensuring mechanism is also leading to reluctance
among potential investors to fund projects that would showcase real
development. Ensuring adequate manpower in the judiciary will not
only give the people justice in time, but also check corruption and
red tape in the administration. This will further create an
adequate environment for more and more investment in developmental
projects. We believe you are well aware of the situation.
We, hence, appeal to you to make the Union Government release funds
for the aforementioned recruitments in the judiciary immediately.
Air India can wait. Hoping that we do not have to resort to mass
awareness campaigning and a people’s Movement to force the
government to act on the said matter.
Sincerely yours,
K. N. Govindacharya
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