This book tells you How to prosecute Judges, Police and Government Pleaders, and also provides instructions on How to get bail.

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A Letter was sent to WHO Director General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, with over 1800 signatures from Indian citizens to reject the Treaty and Amendments to International Health Regulations that are being made without full public scrutiny.

Grievance Registration Number: PRSEC/E/2024/0020485 and DHLTH/E/2024/0007885

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Please find covering letter that was sent to various Indian Authorities along with the citizens sign on letter above.

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In a series of correspondence initiated on February 2, 2024, Rajya Sabha member Aneel Hegde voiced grave concerns to Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya regarding the World Health Organization's proposed Global Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005. Hegde highlighted potential threats to national sovereignty and constitutional rights, citing the undue influence of pharmaceutical interests and lack of transparency in WHO decision-making. Mandaviya responded on March 1, 2024, defending the WHO's role and emphasizing its support for member states' sovereignty.

In his rebuttal to the Health Minister, dated March 30, 2024, Aneel Hegde elaborated on his concerns regarding the WHO's proposed Global Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations, emphasizing the potential threats to national sovereignty and constitutional rights. Thereafter, Hegde, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi dated March 31, 2024, reiterated his concerns, urging parliamentary debate and abstention from signing any agreements until thorough scrutiny is undertaken. These exchanges underscored the significance of the issue and the need for comprehensive deliberation on matters impacting national sovereignty and public health.

Rajya Sabha MP Shri Aneel Hegde during the Budget Session on 2nd Feb '24, in a Special Metion, speaks about WHOs Global Pandemic Treaty and Amendments to IHR 2005 and raises concerns about their threat to our national sovereignty.

The Transcript of the Special Mention can be found here:

Find the Correspondence by Shri Aneel Hegde here:

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Please find below letter to authorities including the District Magistrate, Chief Minister, Health Minister, and Chief Justice regarding concerns over the government's response to the NIPAH virus epidemic. Using Section 76 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 certain evidences have been demanded that support the Government's response to Nipah virus which have led to deprivation of our Fundamental Rights.

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