Kerala ✦ India ✦ UAE ✦ International Legal Affairs

The Kerala Justice Sham

When Justice Goes Dark: Inside Kerala's Judicial Breakdown

SECTION I

When Justice Goes Dark: Inside Kerala's Judicial Breakdown

A complainant's fight to recover stolen assets reveals how the system turned against him

For years, he fought through institutional roadblocks and ignored court orders. When he finally brought his case before the JFCM Court in Kerala —seeking assets worth AED 30 Million (₹75 Crores) wrongfully held under a UAE Power of Attorney—he believed the law would prevail. It didn't.

  • Imagine owning a business, having it stolen, and then being told by the police that you never existed. This is the reality for one Complainant in Kerala.
  • Police acted as "settlement brokers." When he wouldn't back down, they branded him a ghost—erased not by law, but by its custodians.

What Is the Core Issue?

At the heart of the case is a single police report that branded an NRI businessman as a "convict abroad." There was just one problem: he was never convicted.

The Magistrate followed procedure and referred the matter for police investigation. Once police took control, the case flipped. Officers pushed "settlements" instead of investigations. When he refused, they retaliated. A fabricated report emerged. Suddenly, he was labelled a "UAE Convict"—though no conviction existed. His businesses? The police claimed he never owned them. The evidence proving otherwise? Buried.

He trusted the system. BIG MISTAKE. "The system that promised justice became the weapon against it."

Why NRIs Are Alarmed by the Kerala Justice Case?

For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), courts are often the last line of protection when cross-border disputes arise. That is why a long-running case from Kerala has begun to attract international concern—not for its complexity, but for what it reveals about how false narratives can harden into judicial outcomes.

Sections II through VIII — Expand below for the full investigation

✦ ✦ ✦
✦ ✦ ✦
CONCLUSION

A Crisis That Demands National Reckoning

This nearly 30-year struggle sends a chilling message to NRIs worldwide: that even supreme court victories and internationally authenticated evidence may allegedly be neutralized by local institutional failures. Such a breakdown threatens diaspora confidence in India's legal protections.

If substantiated, this case demands independent investigation, enforcement of accountability, and structural safeguards to ensure equal justice regardless of geography. Restoring NRI trust requires decisive action to reaffirm that constitutional guarantees remain real, enforceable, and universal.

INDEX OF ANNEXURES

Index of Annexures

"The man falls silent; but the truth still speaks."

Sl. No. Annex No. Description of Document Date / Year Pages
1Synopsis20253
2Present Petition 2025: Court Orders That Repeated Police Lies Must Be Quashed — Fraud Vitiates All Proceedings202515
3 Annex 1 Writ Petition Seeking CBI Probe into Crime No. 437/2008 Exposing Kerala Police's Collusion and Extortion Scheme 200918
4 Annex 2 Kerala Police's Fabricated Report in Crime No. 437/2008 — A Record Stained by Falsehood 20082
5 Annex 3 Kerala High Court order (2009): CBI Inquiry Plea Dismissed by Judge M. Sasidharan Nambiar on the Basis of Fabricated Police Report Authored by the Sub-Inspector of Kerala Police 20091
6 Annex 4 Official RTI Reply Disclosing Police Misconduct — Sub-Inspector, Kerala Police, Reported Records "Destroyed by Termites and Ants" 20175
7 Annex 5 Landmark UAE Apex Court Judgment 1996 (Abu Dhabi) Establishing the Complainant as a Victim of Police-Perpetrated Crime Mandating Criminal Investigation Against Police Officials English | Arabic 19964
8 Annex 6 Shocking UAE Admin Scam: Fraudulent Deportation Order (Administrative Decision No. 227/1996) Issued by Abu Dhabi Police to Block Judicial Inquiry into Police-Committed Crimes against the Complainant English | Arabic 19962
9 Annex 7 Delhi High Court Ruling (1997) Affirming Complainant's Proprietary Status and Mandating Union Government Compliance with UAE Apex Court Decree 19971
10 Annex 8 Delhi High Court Order (2007) Affirming Complainant's Rights as Recognized in UAE Judgment, Yet Procedural Bar Applied Under Section 86 to Sue UAE Government 20074
11 Annex 9 General Power of Attorney Executed in Favour of the Accused, Respondent No. 4 (Certified English Translations with copy of Arabic Original) English | Arabic 19963
12 Annex 10 Trade Licence — Al Ramlah Electro-Mechanical Est. Confirming Complainant's Sole Ownership (Certified English Translation and Original Arabic) English | Arabic 19952
13 Annex 11 Trade Licence — Premier General Contracting Est., Verifying Exclusive Ownership Rights (Certified English Translation and Original Arabic) English | Arabic 19952
14 Annex 12 Special Power of Attorney Affirming Complainant's Exclusive Ownership and Control over Premier General Contracting Est. — English Translation and Original Arabic English | Arabic 19903
15 Annex 13 Al Ramlah Electro-Mechanical Est., ADCCI — Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry Certificate as Proof of Ownership English | Arabic 19952
16 Annex 14 Private Complaint Proceedings (2012): Seeking Prosecution of Power of Attorney Holder for Breach of Trust and Misappropriation (CrPC 190 r/w 200, 2012) 201213
17 Annex 15 Fraud-Induced Modification of Special Power of Attorney (UAE Sharia Court–2003) by the Accused, Confirming Illegal Asset Diversion and Confession of Wrongdoing English | Arabic 20032
18 Annex 16 Revocation Deed appointing new Attorney (bilingual with consular seals, Govt of Maharashtra, verified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, UAE) English | Arabic/Original 20045
19 Annex 17 High Court order quashing C.C. No. 884/2014 by Echoing a Fabricated Police Narrative to Discredit the Complainant (Mr. Justice P.V. Kunhikrishnan, Kerala High Court, Ernakulam) 20246
20 Annex 18 Gazette Notification (2020) under Section 44A, CPC Recognizing UAE as a "Reciprocating Territory," Mandating Honour for Abu Dhabi Judicial Decrees In India 20201
21 Annex 19 The Kerala Justice Sham: Magistrate's Order (2025) Demonstrating Judicial Complicity in Police Fabrication (Smt. Saarika Sathyan V., Judicial First Class Magistrate) 20252
22 Annex 20 Reddy Veerana v. State of Uttar Pradesh (2025) — Fraud Vitiating Judicial Proceedings: Supreme Court Doctrine Reaffirmed That No Judgment Can Stand if Built on Deceit 20253
23 Annex 21 WGAD Questionnaire to the UN Human Rights Office. A jaw-dropping UN Petition implicates none other than Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, the current president of the UAE and ruler of Abu Dhabi, in a staggering rights abuse scandal. 20259
Our Mission Statement

Safeguard the Rule of Law by ensuring Justice, Freedom and Peace in society.