Mr. Ravishankar Prasad, it is time government started respecting the constitutional provisions and function accordingly without infringing on the privacy of the citizens.
Re: Right to privacy fundamental, but not absolute: Centre
by Against Pseudos on Aug 24, 2017 06:09 PM | Hide message
Yes, you should protect your right of not paying taxes and keep hiding. Very true. :-)
Re: Right to privacy fundamental, but not absolute: Centre
by Against Pseudos on Aug 25, 2017 05:44 AM | Hide message
Yes, you should protect your right of not paying taxes and keep hiding. Very true. :-)
Re: Right to privacy fundamental, but not absolute: Centre
by Against Pseudos on Aug 26, 2017 06:45 AM
Yes, you should protect your right of not paying taxes and keep hiding. Very true. :-)
and Ravi Shankar Prasad can spend the next few days rigorously and publicly rubbing burnol into their bung holes. There is just no other way left now to put out the fire in their nether areas !
And as for komaaaaali Modi, well, he can do so in secret (as he can still pretend that the move to make intrusions into a citizens private life was not his idea or initiative or that he did not even encourage it) !
Re: Re: Mr Mukul Rohtagi
by piri on Aug 24, 2017 06:20 PM | Hide message
Oh, did you imagine that Adani was discomfited in any way by the govt intruding into the privacy of citizens ?
We do not need another Judgement or explanation after Supreme Court verdict. Keep you argument before SC not to Public Forum or press. Due to your statement Govt. intention is suspicious?
Re: Right to privacy fundamental, but not absolute: Centre
by piri on Aug 24, 2017 05:58 PM
Oh, the law minister is only trying to assuage himself and his master !
Re: Right to privacy fundamental, but not absolute: Centre
by Against Pseudos on Aug 24, 2017 06:13 PM
Rub a knee: Congrats. Now you can officially thumb your nose yo the income tax department. :-)
