CO/999/23 Complaint at Professional Standards Department Kent Police
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Shantanu Panigrahi
To: Dinesh Singh (dineshsingh1295@outlook.com)
Cc: HOC Petitions Committee, PSD Complaints Kent Police, complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk, Phso Enquiries, Report SRA, Enquiries legal ombudsman, Enquiries Medway County Court, Central London DJSKEL County Court
Mon, 25 Nov at 22:07
Hello Dinesh Singhji
Thank you for your email and I am sorry for the delay in replying. I have been tied up with certain developments here in the United Kingdom in relation to some Police Investigation that I believed was old story, but on further investigation as linked here: https://www.knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com/forum/main/comment/e2b76e09-ce4c-419b-ad79-bfed1a07b700?postId=662e8e75260c5e00103727a1 it has reared its ugly head again through Vapers Hub.
Now I am not sure if Kent Police is still continuing with its Complaint assessment of CO/999/23 and so I must check with the State authorities if this is the Case. My hunch is that the culprits who have wreaked havoc on me as a Hate Crime over a dozen if not 26 years are now awaiting the House of Commons Petition Committee to issue its processing of the matter attached (FrPetitionsCommitteeHOC(Action required on Petition for a Written Constitution in the United Kingdom)4Nov2024); so that the institutions can submit their cover-up defences and do not any longer have to do their dirty work of paying me damages and compensation and a letter of apology. This would inevitably lead to a coverup by the Petitions Committee which I must avoid at all costs. I am far better off allowing the Institutions to continue with their investigations no matter how long that takes.
You see Dinesh Singhji, I was not born yesterday.
I look forward to concrete proposals to develop my 26 websites with your expertise accordingly.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
United Kingdom
Tel: 07967789619
On Monday, 25 November 2024 at 13:16:39 GMT, Dinesh singh <dineshsingh1295@outlook.com> wrote: Re: Website Development Services
Hi
Hope you are doing well.
Did you get a chance to see the my previous email?
looking for positive response.
Thanks
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Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2024 11:01 PM
Subject: Website Development Services
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FrPetitionsCommitteeHOC(Action required on Petition for a Written Constitution in the United Kingdom)4Nov2024.docx 14.7kB
Action required: Petition “Develop an official written Constitution in the United Kingdom for governance.”
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Petitions: UK Government and Parliament
Mon, 4 Nov at 07:08
Dear Shantanu Panigrahi,
You’re not done yet!
Forward the email below to your potential supporters.
5 people need to click the link and confirm their support for us to check your petition.
Once you’ve gained the required number of supporters, we’ll check your petition to make sure it meets the petition standards. If it does, we’ll publish it. We have a very large number of petitions to check at the moment so it may take us longer than usual to check your petition. Thank you for your patience.
Once your petition has 21 signatures it won’t be able to add more until it’s been checked by the petitions team. So, please wait until it’s been checked and published before sharing it more widely.
Thanks,
The Petitions team
UK Government and Parliament
I’ve made a petition – will you sign it?
Click this link to sign the petition:
My petition:
Develop an official written Constitution in the United Kingdom for governance.
An unwritten Constitution foisted upon the people is wrong morally. A written Constitution is needed that outlines the relationships between the Head of State and Parliament at both Houses and in terms of their inter-connections with the Security Services, Judicial and other State institutions.
Unwritten Constitution makes a Monarchical Establishment to become secretively dictatorial and tyrannical to selected individuals and groups. With a written constitution people are fully informed on what to expect from the State and what is expected of them to the State. With a written Constitution people will be fully informed on who is in charge of procedures in Parliament, Mental Health Institutions, Security Services; and who a citizen can successfully prosecute in civil and criminal courts.
Click this link to sign the petition:
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CO/999/23 Complaint at Professional Standards Department Kent Police
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Mon, 25 Nov at 22:07
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