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Who is most benefited by less no of courts without proper infrastructure in india?

Created by : Rajesh Tekale, Counsel, Advocate on Record , High Court, Mumbai  | 08 07 2011 18:24:12 +0000
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Only criminals and politicians are benefited because less number of courts and poor infrastructure causes delay in justice and it takes decades or sometime generations to solve the cases and all of us know that late justice is equivalent to no justice. This delay of justice is also responsible for promoting crimes and scams, because both criminals and politicians know that they are going to live happily for years even after committing serious crimes
By Saquib Alam, B.A (sociology), BRA Bihar university  | 02 05 2012 10:45:59 +0000
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Politicians do not want power grabbed by them thro' elections to pass onto judiciary.
By SUMEET DIKSHIT, Real Estate Transactions & Advisory, Real Estate  | 02 04 2012 20:24:20 +0000
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interesting news article: The Union government has passed the buck to the superior judiciary on the malnourished strength of judges in the high courts and the Supreme Court. “The main reason for the large number of vacant posts is that the government has not received sufficient proposals to fill up these vacant posts,” law minister Salmam Khurshid has told parliament Khurshid’s statement assumes significance in the backdrop of the fact that the Union government has been voicing its concern regarding the inefficacy of the judges’ selection process through ‘collegium’ of judges of HCs and SC. It had proposed amending the law to retrieve the power to select judges that had been taken away from it by the top court in 1993. While the judiciary has been blaming the government for being stingy in allocating sufficient funds to revamp the brittle infrastructure for judiciary that’s reeling under the compounding burden of about three crore cases, the minister has listed the monetary allocations made for the providing e-justice that could shed the whopping backlog in a small time. According to official sources, out of the 895 sanctioned posts of judges in 21 high courts, 291 are lying vacant. Similarly, the posts for as many as 3170 judges are vacant in the lower courts. The top court is also awaiting filling up two vacant seats. India suffers from a pathetically low judge-population ratio, 14.5 million population to 50 judges. It’s learnt that UK has 51 judges per million population and the US had 110 judges per million. However, the gravity of vacant judges’ posts has been attributed to the infrequent meetings by collegiums.
By Rajesh Tekale, Counsel, Advocate on Record , High Court, Mumbai  | 08 08 2011 18:22:45 +0000
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Good Point?
By Vinoy Scaria James, Consultant, Travel Hub  | 08 08 2011 06:56:17 +0000
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I agree with you Rajesh. Only oiliticans and criminals are benefitted by less number of courts. Added to this is "not guilty until proved" rule. That's why people like Kasab are enjoying the Indian hospitality.
By MS_Pi , Top Management, Confidential  | 08 08 2011 06:12:09 +0000
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criminals and politicians are the most benefited by the less no of courts, politicians have intentionally kept the courts without any proper infrastructure and are not in favor to create more courts so as to keep their criminals out of the reach of the long hands of law.
By Rajesh Tekale, Counsel, Advocate on Record , High Court, Mumbai  | 08 07 2011 18:28:48 +0000
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Ofcourse the culprits only will be benefited. But these days Government is forming many bodies who can hear arguments and give verdicts ASAP. Also if Lokpal bill is implemented, we can escape from political corruptions to some extend.. Regards, Shruth & Smith Foundation. Banshankari, Bangalore. http://www.shruthandsmithfoundation.org
By Shruth & Smith Group, Owner, Shruth & Smith Foundation  | 02 07 2012 05:07:05 +0000
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