23/05/2026
I am a COCKROACH ...
It is high time to expose the Kerala High Court judges who are allegedly corrupt and unconditionally favouring the wildlife mafia. If a judge found corrupt would be treated as a traitor and executed for treason.
“We, the people of India” — although the sovereignty of our country, India belongs to the people of this nation, even after 75 years of independence, the people of India are still suffering as slaves of the British colonial judiciary. This judiciary alone has not changed so far, and colonial tyranny has recently intensified. They can commit any kind of loot and corruption. If questioned, they imprison people in the name of contempt of court. Cockroaches have already raised the flag of rebellion against this colonial judiciary.
When cockroaches started uprisings in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, the first people to flee were the judges there. Many sought refuge in India. Today, in a phone-in program, I spoke about two Kerala High Court judges who accepted bribes from mafias and manipulated court verdicts. I had earlier said this at a press conference as well.
Capturing and taming elephants was banned in 1977 by the then Prime Minister, Mrs Indira Gandhi. Pointing out that parading elephants seen under the name “captive elephants” are illegal, I had submitted a Public Interest Litigation in the Kerala High Court. At that time, when Chief Justice A.J. Desai retired, a traitor named Muhammad Mustaque, who came as Acting Chief Justice for a few days, transferred this case to the Human-Wildlife Conflict bench despite being requested many times not to do so. At that time, no such bench even existed. Later, such a bench was hastily created, and our case was pushed there. With that, the story of that case ended. I can later explain what happens in these special benches. It is evident that Mustaque worked for the mafia after accepting bribes and is evident. He should be executed for treason.
Hundreds of people are killed in human-wildlife conflicts, most of them tribals. As a permanent solution for this, a detailed Public Interest Litigation was submitted in the High Court with 19 requests (prayers), including the implementation of the Auditor General's report. The then Chief Justice Nitin Jamdar disposed of the case, directing that 19 prayers were not allowed and that it should be amended to only four or five. There too, that judge Nitin Jamdar was merely a traitor who accepted bribes from forest mafias and worked for the solar fencing mafia.
This was said in the Zee News Malayalam phone-in program regarding the elephant attack incident today.
