Influence of ‘Saffron Brigade’ on Indian Judiciary

Dear Sir / Madam,

According to the Constitution, Indian Judiciary System it is impartial, appeasing to none? But it goes wrong and creates big suspicion when supreme judicial authority of India, Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan shared the dais with Narendra Modi.

Hon’ble Supreme Court appointed Special Investigation Team to probe the role of Narendra Modi in Gujarat 2002 Muslim’s Genocide & crime against humanity. After finding the facts SIT summoned Modi for his role in Gujarat Muslim’s Genocide. That means he is not innocent and he is culprit for the communal riots 2002.

After the enquiry of about 16 to 17 hours Modi was not arrested and let off. After two three days, former Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India Mr. K.G. Balakrishnan, went to Ahmedabad and shared the dais with Narendra Modi. This raises several questions on the act of Chief Justice of India Mr. K.G. Balakrishnan:

1. He might have been threatened by the Saffron Elements.

2. He might have been lured economically.

3. He might have been impressed with the criminal acts & personality of Modi.

How Chief Justice of India K.G. Balakrishnan accepted the offer of Narendra Modi for joint press conference. If the Supreme Judicial Authority, Chief Justice started sharing the dais with the culprits like Modi, then suspicion on the Judicial System of India strengthen that it is also influenced by saffron elements. The sharing of dais with culprits is out of the ethics of Judicial System and decorum of the Supreme Court. Sharing the dais with Modi implies that Supreme Court is also under influence of Modi and Saffron Elements. Mr. K.G. Balakrishnan should have maintained the decorum of Supreme Court, before sharing the dais Mr. K.G. Balakrishnan should have thought twice.

Thanking you,

Yours Sincerely,

Zuber Ahmed Khan