Where is JUSTICE for martyr SKD ? Are all PROMISES ? Including one by BROTHER DKD ?

What happened to Brother DKD ? WAS he SILENCED from SKDF USA by paying USA Dollars?

What happened to TWO Directors of SKDF USA, Who have used the CONTRIBUTED FUNDS ?

What happened to the PROMISES of Atal Bansal to find KILLERS of martyr SKD ?

What happened to Atal Bansal’s STATEMENT that SKDF USA will FUND to find the KILLERS and to get JUSTICE for martyr SKD ?

Satyendra Dubey’s Murder – Comments INDIAN EXPRESS Dec 2003

	Dubey stink: Govt’s own report shows something rotten The Government’s stand on Satyendra Dubey’s complaint to the Prime Minister isn’t known yet—except for Union Minister B C Khanduri’s comment to this newspaper that he ‘‘can’t recall the letter.’’ SATYENDRA DUBEY’S MURDER
	THE NEWS OF SATYENDRA DUBEY’S MURDER WAS SHOCKING AND LIKE HAVING BEEN GIVEN SLOW POISON TO MY INDIAN SOUL . RESPONSIBLE CRIMINALS AND CORRUPT POLITICIANS MUST BROUGHT TO JUSTICE BUT PERMANENT AND LONG TERM SOLUTION WOULD BE THE REQUIREMENT MINIMUM OF A COLLEGE DEGREE FOR EVERY POLITICIAN RUNNING FOR ELECTION AND MUST DECLARE THEIR PERSONAL WEALTH, HOW IT WAS ACQUIRED AND SOURCE OF CURRENT INCOME SO VOTERS CAN ELECT CORRECT PERSON. Posted by: HARISH, 05-12-2003 at 1245 hours IST
•	Dubay’s Murder
	I am deeply shocked to hear about this nefariuos act commited by the most corrupted ani-social elements. At the same time it does not surprise me to know that this happend in Bihar, the most blemished state of our country, run by the scums of our society on top of which the name Laloo Yadav features. That state should be under president’s rule and a millitayr like admistration should be incorporated. We should all demand a quick and fair justice to Late Mr Dubay’s family and give all the criminal in this case the most severe punishment allowed by law. Posted by: Sandeep, 04-12-2003 at 0435 hours IST
•	no more dubey’s to die
	Politicians only listen to one thing.Politics,publicity & votes whoever it is.So raise this issue in each of the electorate with each of the politicians.Make calls to your local MPs/MLAs and ask them if they will raise this issue tommorow in parliament or assembly every day.When ever you find someone involved in politics ask them this question “what happened to Dubey’s case,will it be left like gujarat riot cases or there will be any progress”. If vajpayee wants election if sonia wants power then they will have to answer this question.It is only going to cost us Re1 per day but it will cost us millions if this crimes dont get stopped. Posted by: Indian, 04-12-2003 at 0342 hours IST
•	Hon’ble Prime Minister,
	I wish to share the deep hurt, anguish and grief of Mr Dubey’s family and fellow country men. We not only lost one from the cream of Indian brains in Mr Dubey, we also lost a rare blend of honesty, inteligence and integrity. His life laid while giving shape to your dream (which we share) of the golden quadrilateral. All because of the calous attitude of your esteemed office!! You are one of the very few national leaders who is loved even by the opposition, by people who dont believe in your ideologies and who dont elect your party to power. The damage done cannot be undone. But, the least that is expected is an expression of solidarity and conviction to the cause some one as brilliant as Mr Dubey had to prove in his death. And your high office is dissapointing to the point of loss of credibility. You promote people like Judeo and do nothing in this case such is the irony of Indian democracy. The God’s are too busy fighting among themselves, people in power are fighting to stay in power or topple each other and the vast majority of us Indians left to marvel at “Mera Bharat Mahaan”. Please wake up Mr PM and look at citizens of your “Ram Rajya” stripped of pride and dignity. Posted by: Robin Aryan, 04-12-2003 at 0317 hours IST
•	petition to PM India
	Dear friends, please visit http://www.geocities.com/skdubeyfoundation/donate.html and sign there for petition to PM india. please distribute this site to your friends to strenghthen the movement against corruption and injustice – thank u sanjay – hamburg Germany Posted by: sanjay tripathi, 04-12-2003 at 0248 hours IST
•	Indian Express don’t let us Indians forget this incident.
	A true martyr, Satyendra Dubey upheld and fought for the vision of his and his peers, a vision for an honest and strong India. Now its on us to continue this fight and see its fair end. This money-minting GQ Project must be built as per the highest engineering standards and the people doing this must be protected and supported by everyone. Politicians wake up before you are swept off in this tide. Jai Hind! Posted by: sdk, 04-12-2003 at 0224 hours IST
•	keep going its the starting…………………..
	well done ie. keepgoing. keep exposing the nation’s official daakuus. why not have a regular updates on these issues as memory of the nation for the nation is very short Posted by: venu, 04-12-2003 at 0056 hours IST
•	Good job Express!
	Indian Express seems to be the only paper that is taking a lead role in exposing corruption . Good job! I hope that the Prime Minister himself takes note of this crime and initiates action to punish the culprits. Posted by: pramodh, 04-12-2003 at 0025 hours IST
•	Culprits should be severely Punished.
	I feel every citizen of India should feel sorry for the loss of Dubey’s family ,and put pressure on the higher autorities to punish and prosecute the muderer’s behind Dubey’s death. I wish we all should stand as one and fight for justice. Posted by: Sirisha , 04-12-2003 at 0003 hours IST
•	Dubey stink: Govt’s own report shows something rotten
	Because irresponsible behaviour started from PMO office to leak the letter, Can the FIRST CITIZEN, Mr President lead the people by Suing PMO Office in SC. Posted by: Vijay, 03-12-2003 at 2359 hours IST

•	Slaughter the corrupt rouges
	I can’t really believe that these corrupt rouges are really born to mothers who would have carried them for more than nine months? Shame on you PM, unless you also belong to the same category. New slaughter houses should be built for this corrupt category (even the animals feel ashamed if these scoundrels are slaughtered with them). Only then India can be called a developed nation. Posted by: Mr V, 03-12-2003 at 2248 hours IST
•	Dubey stink: Govt’s own report shows something rotten
	With the current Proxy Govt. of Laloo prasad it is foolish to expect anything to happen.The culture in the country to silence those who stand up to curruption and injustice. Recent comment about a Police officer who talks about Politics and criminal nexus is another example of this. Even Govt. at center seemed to be careless about corruption in the country. I am sure this will take some attention once the politicians find that many people are concerned and there could be some publicity for them. These guys are least concerned for loss of life and country losing a intelligent person with integrity which is rare commodity amongst them selves. Posted by: Srinivas, 03-12-2003 at 2230 hours IST
•	its a shame…..
	its a shame what ever is happenin in our country….again and again its being proved that in our nation there is no place for honesty and a feeling for the betterment of our nation.and any person who wishes to take a step forward to improvement…..is so brutally supressed that every person who thinks of doing something right will think a thousand times……..such a situation usually is given as an example for doing things wrongly…….lookin at the way things are progressing from bad to worse the picture of india a few years from now is bizzare…..god bless us and every other individual who steps forward for the betterment of the nation we are living in and preventing it from turning in to living hell!!! Posted by: Deepti Sathe, 03-12-2003 at 1939 hours IST
•	PMO irresponsible
	I am deeply hurt by the irresponsible behaviour of PMO. Take action. No letters please. India cannot improve till this is gone. Remember we are in the 125th position. Even srilanka is before us. Posted by: justin j, 03-12-2003 at 1625 hours IST
•	Mr.Dubey.
	Well done xpress keep the onslaught going 24hrs, 24/7, 52/52 round the clock till these courrpt rascals are exposed, prosecuted and punished. The nation and Mr.Dubey’s family will owe you debt of gratitudde. Posted by: Sridhar, 03-12-2003 at 1355 hours IST
•	FIght Agaiints Corruption
	Fight againts corruption, requires sustained and prolonged effort. To find out what we are doing to bring Justice to Honest martyr , MR Dubey, Please check out the following link http://www.geocities.com/skdubeyfoundation/ Posted by: Mayank Nainwal, 03-12-2003 at 0858 hours IST

Dubey stink: Govt’s own report shows something rotten

 Dubey stink: Govt’s own report shows something rotten

Wednesday, December 03, 2003

http://www.indianexpress.com/res/web/pIe/full_story.php?content_id=36489

AMITAV RANJAN

Posted online: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 at 0000 hours IST

NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 2: The Government’s stand on Satyendra Dubey’s complaint to the Prime Minister isn’t known yet—except for Union Minister B C Khanduri’s comment to this newspaper that he ‘‘can’t recall the letter.’’ But the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways’ half-yearly progress report on the Golden Quadrilateral makes one thing clear: the stretch Dubey was working on has one of the worst track records in the nation. • Progress on the 60-km stretch between Aurangabad and Barachatti in Bihar was a mere 4.04% in nearly nine months after Dubey’s complaint letter was passed from the PMO to the Ministry to the National Highway Authority of India.

The progress on the World Bank-funded section as on January 30 this year was just 5.86% compared to the target of 18.76%

• By September 30, the stretch could progress to only 9.90% as against the targeted 38%.

These figures are among the lowest and are abysmal when compared to progress in a 110-km stretch in Andhra Pradesh. The Nellore-Tada section achieved 93.67% progress as against the target of 92.51% as on September 30.

The tardy progress on the Aurangabad-Barachatti section also meant slow disbursal of funds by the project officer. As against Rs 105.8 crore that was sanctioned for disbursal between April 2003 and March 2004, a meagre Rs 17.77 crore was paid in the first six months.

The situation was no different in the previous fiscal year. As against the sanctioned amount of Rs 71.05 crore, the money disbursed for the whole year was Rs 32.42 crore.

At no place does the Ministry’s report give any reasons for the slow progress.