Dear S. Roy,
This has reference to your email addressed to Secretary, NAC dated 1.2.2011 bearing the subject “My Grievance concerning the non disclosure of the National Common Minimum Programme on the website of the NAC”.
With reference to the grievance you have referred to in your email, I would like to inform you that NAC’s vision statement does not refer to National Common Minimum Programme as there is no National Common Minimum Programme for UPA-II
This is for your information.
Yours sincerely,
Sd/
(K. Raju)
Joint Secretary
Shri Sarabjit Ray
Dear Sri Roy,
Pl. excuse me for this intrusion. I learn from your e-mail that NAC is, after all, on line and ideas could be expressed for its consideration. I do not know much about NAC, and may learn through its website; but that would be later.
Here I only wish to know whether NAC has any ‘Anti-corruption’ agenda. Every one knows now that 30th Jan 2011 (Martyr Day Anniversary – Gandhiji’s martyrdom) rallies were taken out in more than 60 Cities against Govt. of India’s inaction on Issues of Corruption and that 7 Satyagrahis (6 of them Freedom Fighters and more than 80 years of age) of Gandhian Satyagraha Brigade, New Delhi, went on FAST-UNTO-DEATH in continuation of Satyagraha since 1st Jan, after full advance Notice to the Government. The demand of the Brigade was on the Govt. to enact (i) an effective LOKPAL for investigating corruption by public functionaries, (ii) disqualification of persons charged of heinous criminal offences by a Court of Law from contesting Elections and (iii) forfeiture of property acquired through corrupt/illegal means. Late in the afternoon (of 30th Jan), the Fast was POSTPONED for 3 months on assurance of the leaders of the rally which started from Ramlila Grounds and went up to the site of Fast to promote and strengthen the resolve to achieve the 3 demands. Despite all this, not a leaf has stirred – much less any assurance – in the corridors of Power. Would you like to take up this issue with the NAC, because no amount of development projects will bring any good to the people if, in their implementation, the political bureaucracy swallows the fruits through corruption ?
Regards,
KN
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Dear Sir,I do not know you personally and have never taken the path you have taken in last 30 years.I understand your feelings,but please let me know,why did you not opposed the corruptionand family dictatorships.I had the oppertunity to meet D. Raja, Somnath Chatterjee, and many other elected members ofParliament prior to 12th May,2004 at New Delhi.They had joined the hand with Indian National
Congress to remain in power.Mr. Somnath Chatterjee was elected Speaker and he refused theparty line.The issues of Minimum Programme agreed could not materialise.To day we are facing acute shortage of food articles, inflation wenton double digit.The CPI and CPI (M), and other left parties have lostgrip on poor and common man .Now the one time elected Member of Parliament Mr. Pranab Mukherjeecould not force upon Smt Sonia Gandhi to make him Working Prime Minister,when Dr.Man <Mohan Singh was sick. and he claims the all the oppositonleaders are trying to unstable the Government and acting like naxalite.Are we all are naxalites?We elected the people on our votes.Is the voter,who casted thevote to the candidate other than INC are naxalites?Just think on it and may reply,if you wish.
Warm regards,
From: Sarbajit Roy <sro...@gmail.com>
To: humja...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, 4 February, 2011 4:49:50 PM
Subject: Re: [HumJanenge] Re: My Grievance concerning the non-disclosure of the National Common Minimum Programme on the website of the NAC
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Dear Sarbjit Royji,The undersigned was at New Delhi on 12th May,2005 prior to agreement to share multi party decision and totake upthe National Common Minimum Programme. The undersigned had been opposing the FDI in retailTrade, Assistant to Small Scale Industries (Now MICRO,SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES).Both the common minimum programme could not finalise.We had many meetings of National Board ofMSME at Delhi chaired byb then Union Minister of MSME Shri Mahabir Prasad.There were two sectretariesof MSME, Dr. Chander Prakash and there after Dinesh Rai. There were two D.C. Jawahar Sarkar then Madhav Lal.Now the State Minister Shri Dinsha Patel has been replaced with VirBhadra SinghMr from Himachal Pradesh.Mr Virbhadra Singh was Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh.He could not protect the MSME at Himachal Pradesh.Can he do sofor entire country.?