"INDIA THE WORLD CAPITAL OF MERCENARISM".
I am 75 years old Uttar Pradesh Non-Resident Indian ["UP NRI"], studied in India and the Western Countries, I have travelled and worked around the world, since 1975, I am residing in Canada. I have a Japanese wife and three children. My family members murdered my father on January 25, 2004, because my father refused to transfer his property to my younger brothers two sons because I am the sole investor of my father's property. My father's property was foreclosed by the Banks and private lenders in 2002, I redeemed the foreclosures with my hard-earned money. In 2017, my brother, his wife persuaded me to transfer the properties to my brothers two sons, I refused. My brother hired mercenaries from the family and from outside to murder me to steal my shares of property in India. I discovered murder is a very ordinary type of crime in India. I witnessed IAS, IPS, PCS and politicians committing heinous crimes in India and escaping justice due to corruption, bribery and influence peddling. India must maintain law and order to survive. In 2004 after completing my fathers funeral I went to the local police to file FIR for my father's murder,police refused by telling me that during the time my father was murdered I was in Japan, therefore the case is closed.
Respectfully submitted
Ramesh Mishra
Victoria BC Canada
"INDIA THE WORLD CAPITAL OF MERCENARISM".
I am 75 years old Uttar Pradesh Non-Resident Indian ["UP NRI"], studied in India and the Western Countries, I have travelled and worked around the world, since 1975, I am residing in Canada. I have a Japanese wife and three children. My family members murdered my father on January 25, 2004, because my father refused to transfer his property to my younger brothers two sons because I am the sole investor of my father's property. My father's property was foreclosed by the Banks and private lenders in 2002, I redeemed the foreclosures with my hard-earned money. In 2017, my brother, his wife persuaded me to transfer the properties to my brothers two sons, I refused. My brother hired mercenaries from the family and from outside to murder me to steal my shares of property in India. I discovered murder is a very ordinary type of crime in India. I witnessed IAS, IPS, PCS and politicians committing heinous crimes in India and escaping justice due to corruption, bribery and influence peddling. India must maintain law and order to survive. In 2004 after completing my fathers funeral I went to the local police to file FIR for my father's murder,police refused by telling me that during the time my father was murdered I was in Japan, therefore the case is closed.
Respectfully submitted
Ramesh Mishra
Victoria BC Canada