03/08/2026
The Secret Visitor who came everyday, and sat for 100 hours in Court of Chief Justice of India and who listened to 100 lawyers who argued before Nine Judges about whether courts and States have got powers to interfere in religious matters.
He used to enter in supreme court without any pass and without any security check. He used to stand in one corner of court so that the court cameras could not get his picture.
He was the most affected party. He was a necessary party.
But no one had made him a party. He also did not file any intervention application. He also did not engage any Supreme Court lawyer to argue his side of case.
It was not as if he was not interested in outcome of this nine judges bench judgement. He was just watching whether any of the 100 lawyers would argue his side of case.
He was just watching whether any of the nine judges of Supreme Court raised any query about why the person who was going to be most affected by judgement of that case was not made a party.
No lawyer argued his side. No judge raised any query about why the person most likely to be affected by their judgment was not made a party.
This Mysterious Man stood in corner of Chief Justice court for 100 hours and listened patiently. No one noticed him. No one offered him even a seat or even a glass of drinking water.
This mysterious man had earlier lived here 5000 years ago.
In a book called Gita, he had promised, “In every century, whenever injustice reaches at its highest peak, and whenever justice will be reduced to a mere wish, and when good people will start suffering at hands of bad people, I recreate and manifest myself at my own will, in my own way, to restore faith of people in superiority of Good over Evil, and to restore faith of people in Creator of this Universe”.
His name was Krishna.
He was not made party in any case. No one argued on His behalf though the judgement was likely to affect His millions temples and His crores of followers.
He had also said in Gita, “There is nothing in this world that I wish to do and cannot do. But I do nothing except to watch.”
He knew that the judgement was likely to suffer for infirmity of non-jointer of necessary parties. So He just watched and kept silence.
From the wall of hariah a Raichur
