1. That facts referred in the Petition are relates to areas covered within the competency of the Parliament to examine, through Petition Committee, each and every fact referred in the Petition and after complete satisfaction from such examinations, enact appropriate law to ensure rights of remedies and rights to complete justice of the citizen:

2. That facts relates to specific charges with regards to non-actions by the respective authorities including Central Vigilance Commission and Central Bureau of Investigation, and various Ministries and Departments of the Central Government, under Politics-Bureaucratic-Crime-Nexus, were amounted to protections of the illegal and criminal activities of the Mafia Sanjay Kumar Jhunjhunwala and his associates. Such matters are covered exclusively under item No. 8, 22, 32, 70, 82, 94 of the List-I - Union List of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India. Therefore, in respect of those matters Parliament of India is having exclusive powers or competency to examine those matters in larger public interests.

3. That the item No. 97 of the List-I - Union List, under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India provides that "Any other matter not enumerated in List-II or List-III including any tax not mentioned in either of those Lists". The "Powers" of Supreme Court and High Courts have been enumerated under Item No. 77 and 78 of List-I- Union List of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India. But the Powers of the Sub-Ordinate Courts to the High Courts or Tribunals (except as specified under item No. 95 of the List-I- Union List) specifically were not enumerated in any of those List, thus covered by Item No. 97 of the List-I - Union List, under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India. The Powers of the Supreme Court or High Courts or any other Courts including Tribunals and Sub-Ordinate Courts to the High Courts includes working, integrity, efficacy and solemnity of those Courts. The Supreme Court or High Courts or any other Courts including Tribunals and Sub-Ordinate Courts to the High Courts empowered with the required powers to ensure Rights of the Remedies or Rights of Complete Justice of the Citizen through their working, upholding the integrity, efficacy and solemnity of those Courts. Therefore, Parliament is competent to examine whether or not the Rights of the Remedies or Rights of Complete Justice of the Citizen have been deprived through workings of the Supreme Court or High Courts or their Sub-Ordinate Courts or Tribunals under embracement of any Judicial Officer or Officers, as referred in Report of the Vohra Committee, and if so, Parliament can enact appropriate law to protect the Rights of the Remedies or Rights of Complete Justice of the Citizen.

4. That facts relating with the misuse of the powers and abuse of the authority by the Public Servants having from the Union Public Services, even if working under any of the State Government and misuse of the powers and abuse of the authority by any other Public Servant from the Central or the State Governments are defined as the matters of corruption and covered under item No. 70 of the List-I - Union List under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution and item nos. 1, 2 and 13 of the List-III Concurrent List under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution. The facts referred in the Petition are also covered by the item nos. 6, 7, 8, and 26 of the List-III Concurrent List under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution. But, the Parliament, in larger Public Interests is competent enough to examine those matters, particularly when the matters relates to the infringement of the fundamental rights of the citizen, thus necessitated to protect rights of the remedies and of justice of the citizen, which neither covered by the List-II- State List under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution nor by the List-III Concurrent List under Seventh Schedule of the Constitution, thus Parliament is enough exclusive competency to examine such matters, with object to made appropriate law.

5. That Parliament is competent to ensure that Rights of the remedies and rights to Justice of the Citizen should not be deprived in any manner whatsoever. For this object, Parliament can examine the working of the Judiciary of any level to ensure that the Judiciary must be free from any of the clouds may be caused by corruption or embracement of the Judicial Officers under Politics-Bureaucratic-Bureaucratic-Crime-Nexus.

6. That Petition Committee of Parliament need not to call any working Judicial Officers for examination, but in the larger public interests, can call for all respective / related documents of the respective Courts (if not pending) by calling the Administrative Officers of the respective Courts to present such documents, before the Petition Committee, to examine them and for verification of the facts referred in the Petition to enable the Petition Committee to recommend the Parliament to enact an appropriate law to protect the rights of the remedies and rights of the complete justice of the Citizen, which is within the powers of the Parliament, as the same would also not override the exclusive Judicial Powers of the Supreme Court or High Courts or any Tribunals or Sub-Ordinate Courts to the High Courts.

7. That as per the knowledge of the Petitioner, no litigation is pending in any Court of Law in respect of any part of the Petition. In any case, if any matter is subjudice, for the purpose of examination of the required law, but, without interfering with it, committee can examination bonafideness and objects of the parties to the respective litigation(s).

8. That this is Humble Submission of the Petitioner that Parliament is competent to examine all matters referred in the Petition.

9. Therefore, this is Humble prayer of the Petitioner before the Petition Committee that in the larger public interest and to restrain measurable sufferings of any one in future under Politics-Crime-Bureaucratic-Nexus, use its Jurisdiction to examine the whole matter referred in the Petition and after going through those facts, examine the impact and effect of the Law suggested under Chapter-III herein, if enacted as a Law.