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Paralysed courts are facilitating perverts to rape India economically and its women physically

Massive scams, election booth rigging through muscle power, murders in broad daylight and rapes of women on streets, in complete disregard of law and almost daring it... each of these is possible continuously and blatantly only due to one reason – the paralyzed judiciary of our country. It’s not the dearth of law but the dearth of the hand of law reaching the criminal, goon, politician, scamster and rapist. Who is scared of the law of the land? Not any of them. It’s the simple man – whose daughter is being raped and money being eaten away by corrupt politicians and other scamsters – who is afraid of the law and lives under an illusion that law exists in this country... till his daughter is shot dead in public and he dies running from pillar to post being squashed under the mesh of dates that have kept the judiciary in India dysfunctional and paralyzed. The average case takes about two decades to be solved and the person fighting for his rights is killed by our judicial system in any case unless he dies in reality as well.

As a media house, from the very beginning, we have been extremely vocal about the Indian judiciary – and that’s why we have also started our bimonthly supplement of Governance Watch with a special focus on the judiciary. We strongly believe that a poor justice delivery mechanism has been the root cause of most of our problems. It goes without saying that India has a weak, or rather a limping justice delivery system, which makes sure that justice is denied in most cases; and even if delivered, it does not hold any value, thanks to the time (read lifetime) it takes to be delivered. By the Centre’s own admission, there is a staggering number of nearly three crore court cases pending at several stages in different courts of India. This situation is a deliberate creation of our successive governments. But if criminals were to be punished, how would they be able to rule? Thus, to make the rule of criminals, the corrupt and the rapists of all other varieties easy, the governments in India over the years have deliberately kept the judicial system in our country dysfunctional.

This serves the purpose of the legal fraternity as well. Thanks to the years or decades that it takes to execute a case and to take it to its culmination, the legal fraternity invariably ends up making a windfall profit. And as I just said, thanks to the absence of a time-bound justice delivery mechanism, making moolah is not at all a challenge for our legal fraternity, as they are quite adept at purposefully making cases hang on for years. The only thing that we nowadays talk about is corruption. And the one and only solution for solving this issue of corruption as well as one that reduces all kinds of crime by a massive extent, is a functional judicial system. Criminals, rapists, greedy and corrupt people are globally prevalent; yet, they touch far lesser lives in USA than in India simply because the American judicial system is functional, while ours is dysfunctional. In America, they have ten times more judges per million people than in India; so there is a fear of immediate punishment – while in India, there is no such fear of punishment.

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Mamta said…
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Unknown said…
The only solution to all these problems is remove corupption from our nation.
Raj said…
In our country,average case takes about two decades to be solved,common people is helpless to do anything.
Our politicals should come out together and do something against these criminals.
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tripati sharma said…
What these corrupt politicians are doing,this is the time where they should come forward and do something for this girl.
Harvinder Kumar said…
We are not using our laws properly as we are not aware of it,all the persons should be aware of our rule.
TATAN said…
All people should be aware of these laws so they will not do these crimes in future.
Unknown said…
Security should be increased for women especially at night because these crimes takes place mostly after 6.........
Mukesh kumar said…
Poor justice delivery mechanism has been the root cause of most of our problems.
Unknown said…
Our police should take actions on these kinds of crimes immediately,not like in this case,they came after an hour.

Mamta said…
Remember Arushi's case,culprit is free till now,i hope this girl get justice soon.
Nidhi Jain said…
Thanks so much for this. This is awesome post I ever seen on internet. This is rare to find that’s why difficult to understand.
Unknown said…
Nice blog with good information of narendra modi news

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