Kanchi Sri.Jayendra Saraswathi name was maliciously included in a case. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

Kanchi Sri.Jayendra Saraswathi name was maliciously included in a case. Tamil Speech by S.V.Ramani.

In the words of Justice Narsimha Redyy of the AP High Cort, in a case where the Kanchi Seer's name was maliciously included in a writ petition in January, 2005: "the amount of disrepute and sacrilege inflicted upon Sri Jayendra Saraswati, as of now, is so enormous that it has hardly any comparables,'' adding that ``harshest possible words were used directly or in innuendo'' against him. ``Today he is subjected to similar treatment as was Draupati in the court of Kauravas.'' The ``importance of spiritual institutions can by no means be underestimated'' in `building and shaping' a `country' or `society', the judge added. The judge describes the Matt as ``an ancient, prestigious, glorious and reputed institution with almost 2500 years' history.''

Law will not take its own course: On the expression “law taking its course'' which has gained considerable currency these days (and used for Kanchi Shankarachrya), Justice Reddy says, "with due respect, it is not true at least in part.'' For this to be true, says the judge, "the prosecuting agency should present the case honestly, the witnesses depose truly, the provisions of the law are clear, and the adjudicator is efficient and honest.'' ...If the prosecution depends on the "whims of the agency or the government of the day, if the law is framed keeping certain individuals in view, if the witnesses keep changing their versions and if the adjudicator is not up to expected standards, the law will not take its own course, " the judge courageously pointed out. "The way in which the cases are foisted or withdrawn, particularly with the change of governments,'' and "the manner in which the witnesses come forward with conflicting versions'' illustrate why law will not take its own course. Justice Reddy's judgment should be embossed in gold.

The Kanchi Shankaracharya is the foremost spiritual leader of the Hindu faith. Among the four mutts set up by Adi Shankaracharya, who is credited with reviving the Hindu religion in medieval India, the Kanchi Peeth is the most revered one. Others include the Dwarka, Badrinath and Puri Peeth. The Shankaracharya was also in the news as his devotees include the who's who among the politicians and industrialists. The former President APJ Abdul Kalam was among the distinguished crowd.

H.H. Sri. Jayendra Saraswathi is an icon, an institution and the top most Hindu seer. His glorious fame cannot be destroyed by anybody.
Jaya Jaya Sankara! Hara HaraSankara!!