" Our case on 7 th May ".
Shri M.V.Venugopalan has furnished in a nut
shell, the past history and the present status
of pensioners' on-going struggle in his write-up
posted in PC on 02-05-2015. All that he
has said are factual, balanced, and appreciable
except ( may be) that he had better, refrained
from making a 'reference to syndrome'.
Hope this time around, it will not boomerang.
All are extremely busy doing home
work. Moreover, no need of tit for tat
on each and every occasion.
Shri Nidhesh Gupta, the Sr. Counsel has put the cart(s) before the horse(s). Does not matter. The SLPs cannot be condoned, cannot be disregarded. They have to be heard and decided now or later.
The GOI bosses and their advisors continue to adopt usual tactical dilatory practices despite having been fired by the courts in half-a-dozen cases in pension related cases in the last two/ three years.
The SLPs might be without any justifiable grounds. If the hearing begins on 7 th May in all seriousness, the SLPs will take a day or two for dismissal by the Hon. Judges.
"Are the LIC pensioners helpless?" No, as long as there is Shri M.Sreenivasa Murty to boost the morale of the pensioners by regular updation with his spirited and (at times) critical comments.
With earnest prayers from all LIC pensioners to the Almighty,
SN (a 1992 pensioner)