Will be some impact on Hospital at least!

"Former Chief Minister of Karnataka BS Yeddyurappa has been discharged from Victoria Hospital and is back in Bangalore's Central Jail" BS Yeddyurappa has been on a hospital-hopping spree for quite sometime now, last night after he was discharged from Jayadeva Hospital was then taken to victoria hospital. Media criticized the move of the government and the department in the manner he was taken to hospital and it was held that this is an attempt to avoid time in jail. we know so for he has spent only a few hours last Saturday before being rushed to hospital. His bail application was came up for hearing in high court on 18th October and it seem to be Mr BSY was confident that he will get out same day and he prepared himself after the bail, it seems to be he declared that his health is fine and seems to be he has directed the doctor to issues statement to that effect. in case if he attend the public meeting court and public should not feel that Mr Yaddi's hospital was just a drama to avoid the time in jail. Statement also came by CN Manjunath, director of Jayadeva Institute said the former chief minister had no serious cardiac ailments and he was discharged on  18 October. however by the after noon when they realized that the bail hearing could not take place they twisted the story on 18th stating that his cardiac aliments are fine but, he could be shifted for any multi-specialty hospital for treating his other ailments like back pain and breathlessness! such a blatant lie. If one look at this aspect in a slightly different angle its seems to be interesting to me, since such big big politician going to hospital when they were jailed will at least bring the down some of the problems like cleanliness, facility to the other people lodged and better attentive by the doctors, wow what a change has brought by keeping them in the hospital then keeping them in the prison. Dont ask me does't same thing happen in the prison as well? no its too big place and its to private to happen people in side the prison though they have a voice has to keep it low and should not speak any thing about, in case if some thing happen if some one raises his/her voice then the person plight has gone for task he may get special treatment in the hospital not because of the pre-deceased but for post statement may be for some of his bone. so if one look at different there is nothing much may happen keeping them in the prison let them be in the hospital at least some poor people lodged in the hospital may get good treatment.

Recent Arrest of Mr Yaddyurappa

Recent arrest of the Ex CM Karnataka Mr. Yaddyurappa in a land case by Lokayutha court raised main issues specially the VVIP bail being denied and sent to prison and there after hosting them in the Hospital and numbers of people are being visited including the current chief minister, number of minister, MLA and also police commissioner are visited him at the Hospital in bangalore.   Its fine that the people are being treated for the decease which they have are develop while they are in the custody and i advocate that it should be available every one who are in need while they are in prison. This reminds me of some of the provisions of our constitution "Article 21. Protection of Life and Personal Liberty; “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law”. The Supreme Court of India, by interpreting Article 21 of the Constitution, has developed human rights jurisprudence for the preservation and protection of prisoners‟ rights to maintain human dignity. Although it is clearly mentioned that deprivation of Article 21 is justifiable according to procedure established by law, this procedure cannot be arbitrary, unfair or unreasonable. In a celebrity case (Maneka Gandhi Vs. Union of India., 1978), the Apex Court opened up a new dimension and laid down that the procedure cannot be arbitrary, unfair or unreasonable. Article 21 imposed a restriction upon the state where it prescribed a procedure for depriving a person of his life or personal liberty. This was further upheld (Francis Coralie Mullin v. The Administrator, 1981) “Article 21 requires that no one shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except by procedure established by law and this procedure must be reasonable, fair and just and not arbitrary, whimsical or fanciful. Any violation of this right attracts the provisions of Article 14 of the Constitution, which enshrines right to equality and equal protection of law. The question is not Mr.Yaddyurappa being treated in Jayadeva Hospital, yes its a question for many people who are in need of medical treatment very badly but continued to treat in the prison, there are people died in the prison for not treating them properly or no treatment. but i am raising another angle in to it, which is, according to prison manual the the prison has divided in to two category one is under-trial prison and the other is convect prison. According to the law the Under-trial prison are entitle to meet their family member's and the friends once a week (but this doest not affect the right to the accused to meet his/her advocate at any time he/she need to meet) and the convect prison prisoner is entitle to meet his/her family, friends once in 15 days. The law also put another restriction that this meeting should happen in the presence of the superintendent of prison or in the presence of person authorized by him. However all of us have seen how many people have been gone to meet him. also what is disturbing is how could a chief minister go and meet him. transferring from one hospital to another hospital also shows how much influence he has and this clearly violation of the Article 14 of the constitution. --