What is the remedy when SC evades RULE OF LAW?
Writ Criminal against Supreme Court of India for Evading the Rule of Law; Violating set practice, procedure as laid down in the Handbook of this Hon'ble Court; protecting/shielding Bad Elements of State Apparatus and offending, harassing, victimizing the Petitioner-in Person and his Senior Citizen old age Oxygen dependent mother.
1. As a last resort under legal remedy before the COURT OF LAW, petitioner has filed another Writ Petition Criminal No. ………….of 2017 titled “OM PRAKASH & ANR VS. UNION OF INDIA & ORS vide diary n0. 2188 with 5 applications viz. Application for argue in person; application for Special Power of Attorney on behalf of petitioner no.02 to argue; application for URGENT mentioning before Hon’ble the Chief Justice of India’s Court; application for Constitution Bench and application for cancellation of N.B.W. dated 08.09.2011 process u/s 83 Cr.Pc. before Hon’ble the Supreme Court of India on 18.01.2017.
2. Petitioner has genuine apprehension in his mind that the same act will be repeated by the Registry of this Hon’ble Court to stop the petitioner from mentioning the matter before Hon’ble the Chief Justice of India’s Court because the matter contains material evidence against CJM & SDJM down the line at CJM division Begusarai, Bihar for an OFFENCE OF PERJURY. It also contains evidence against evasion of RULE OF LAW by the Judges from Trial Court to Supreme Court of India.
3. If this happens again this time and petitioner is being stopped by the Registry of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and consequently petitioner fails to mention the matter before Hon’ble the Chief Justice of India’s court then the door of the COURT OF LAW will be closed for ever for the petitioner no.01 and 02.
5.This happens to be last resort under legal remedy before the COURT OF LAW.
5. Therefore your VALUABLE INPUT is required to ensure that the petitioner could mention the matter before Hon’ble the Chief Justice of India’s Court this time.
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