3. It passes Kisan Bills in both the Houses, gets President's approval & the Bills become Laws.
4. Some 20-25 K of 1 state sits on road for a month, then you stay the LAWs.
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*Dear CJI* & fellow Justices of Supreme Court of India,
1. A party Wins Lok Sabha elections, gets 303 seats with massive 46% vote share.
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3. It passes Kisan Bills in both the Houses, gets President's approval & the Bills become Laws.
4. Some 20-25 K of 1 state sits on road for a month, then you stay the LAWs.
6. Where are our protectors of democracy now ?? Those who were screaming that democracy is being murdered, not so long ago ??
7. The Supreme Court today said, "We are trying to solve the problem in accordance with the Law."
10. But you didn't do that. What do you do? From this country of 130 crore people, you hand pick four people and ask them to tell you what is their opinion about these Laws.
12. If Committee can decide how this country should be governed, why bother about Election Commission, why millions of voters vote?Scrap Parliament save hundreds of crores ! then form various Committees of Experts who will tell U how run the country
17. Please don't allow people to make a mockery of yourself. I hope, you know that the protestors have rejected your verdict even before you have given it.
19. Please do what you are supposed to do. Don't do things that you are not supposed to do.
21. U have no business forming a Committee 2 approve or reject a Legislation passed by Legislative Assembly.
Nor are you God !
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