To the Chief Justice of the Indian Supreme Court: who gave and continue to give you your prestigious job, your expenses, and your salary

 To the Chief Justice of the Indian Supreme Court:

It is the poor people here, the ordinary citizens — whom you don’t have time to hear — who gave and continue to give you your prestigious job, your expenses, and your salary. And also the red carpet of opportunities handed to you by the cruel, deep-rooted upper-caste casteism that has ruled here.

Your high position, expenses, and salary are not something you brought with you in your pocket when you were born.

If educated people don’t have jobs, if they can’t find employment, it is because the country itself has failed greatly — because those who govern the country have failed greatly.

If there are people with fake degrees, they should be caught and put behind bars.

Even if such a holder of a fake degree happens to be the Prime Minister himself, it is that very courage — to put him behind bars — that the court and judges like you should show.

Instead, educated Indian youth who question fake-degree holders for the sole reason that they couldn’t find jobs in their own birth country should not be dismissed as “cockroaches” (paatta kura).

The court and the Chief Justice should not be issuing rulings in favor of a powerful person who never sat for or passed any exam.

The court and the Chief Justice should not be telling the people that they have no time to hear them, for the sake of those who created riots, forced their way in, and now rule the country.