Conjecture about arcsin and $\sqrt{\quad}$

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Let $r(a,b)$ be a rational number depending on $a,b$ and nonnegative. For every $b$ there is an $a$ such that $r(a,b)$ is not $0$.

Let $C(a,b)$ be a squarefree positive integer depending on $b$ and different for every $b$.

Consider for positive integers $I,J$ :

$$ S_J = \sum_{j=1}^J \sum_{i=1}^I \arcsin\left( r(i,j) \sqrt {C(i,j)} \right) $$

Where $ r(i,j) \sqrt C(i,j) $ is always smaller than $1$.

Conjecture G

For $J>2$

$$ S_J \neq 2 \pi $$

Is this true ??