STOP PRESS
Ulhasnagar
IN RESPONSE TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION (PIL) NO. 105 OF 2003 FILED IN THE HIGH COURT BY SHRI HARI TANWANI ‘NIMANO’ ON 1ST SEPTEMBER 2003 IN THE MATTER OF UNAUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTIONS IN ULHASNAGAR. ORDERS WERE PASSED ON 27TH APRIL 2005 FOR THE DEMOLITION OF 855 ILLEGAL BUILDINGS.
SUBSEQUENTLY INTERVENING PETITIONS WERE FILED BY NANIKRAM KACHWANI AND OTHERS TO BE ALLOWED TO JOIN AS INTERVENORS BEING AFFECTED PARTIES NOT GIVEN A CHANCE TO DEFEND THEMSELVES IN COURT SINCE THEY WERE NOT MADE A PARTY IN THE PIL.
INSTEAD OF GIVING ANY RELIEF, PENDING FINAL DISPOSAL, ON 23RD NOVEMBER 2005 THE COURT DIRECTED THE ULHASNAGAR MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (UMC) TO IMPLEMENT ITS ORDER DATED 27TH APRIL 2005.
THEREAFTER THE SUPREME COURT WAS APPROACHED FOR GRANT OF STAY ON 28TH NOVEMBER 2005, WHICH WAS UNFORTUNATELY REFUSED.
IT ALMOST SEEMS LIKE A CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE SINDHI COMMUNITY
RIGHT FROM THE TIME OF PARTITION:-
• A STATE FOR PUNJABIS AND BENGALIS
NO STATE FOR SINDHIS WHO WERE EQUALLY AFFECTED.
• NO REPRESENTATION IN GOVERNMENT AS COMPENSATION FOR LACK OF STATE WITH A CONCENTRATION OF SINDHI POPULATION TO ENABLE ELECTION OF SINDHI REPRESENTATIVES.
• NO SPECIAL IMPETUS TO KEEP THE LANGUAGE, CULTURE, HERITAGE ALIVE
AND TO TOP THAT ALL THE INSULTS OF 2005.
• NATIONAL ANTHEM ISSUE
• SINDHU DARSHAN CONTROVERSY
• TERMINATION OF SINDHI LANGUAGE FROM CURRICULUM IN SCHOOLS OF GUJARAT
AFTER ALL THE CONTRIBUTION THE COMMUNITY HAS MADE TO THE NATION TOWARDS
• ECONOMIC GROWTH
• INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
• HEALTH CARE FACILITIES
• EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
WE ARE DEEPLY HURT !
JUST BECAUSE WE ARE STATELESS AND SPREAD ALL OVER THE WORLD AND ARE UNABLE TO PRESENT A POWERFUL UNITED FRONT AND MAKE OUR VOICE HEARD?
FORTUNATELY TECHNOLOGY TO-DAY HAS PROVIDED US WITH
AN OPTION AND A TOOL TO OVERCOME THIS HANDICAP –
BHARTIYA SINDHIS’ GLOBAL ALLIANCE
THE UNITED STATE OF SINDHI
BOTH VIRTUAL ON THE NET
AND PHYSICAL ON THE SURFACE OF THE GLOBE
AWAIT FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT FROM
RAM JETHMALANI - CHIEF PATRON
- SINDHISHAAN
VOICE OF THE SINDHIS