The Brave Pedestrian

Indian judiciary is NOT acting like a justice delivery system of a democratic country. It is acting like a colonial ruler, an absolute power over Indian citizens. Whatever our courts are delivering cannot be called JUSTICE --    they can only be called "orders" or "judgments". For there to be justice, there must necessarily be timeliness, uniform application of laws and availability to all sections of society. http://tinyurl.com/Indian-judge-scales Krishnaraj Rao 9821588114

Modi-sarkar should pluck the LOW-HANGING FRUITS to give quick reliefs to the common man -- such as eliminating "anaadi courts" where lakhs of people are mistreated daily and robbed of their self-respect and freedom. Installing CCTV cameras and voice recorders in all courts would be a good way to prevent mistreatment and exploitation of the common man by magistrates, judges, public prosecutors and police. Like  ·  Comment  ·  Share

To feminists, patriarchal systems (such as Khap Panchayats) are like red flags to a bull; they react with great fury and indignation. But feminists seem pretty OK with the judiciary, the baap of all patriarchal setups. It would seem that their rebelliousness is for media consumption, When they meet with a REAL archetypal patriarchy, they become silent bystanders, or even defenders of the patriarchy. Interesting, na? Like  ·  Comment  ·  Share

Here's something the media never reports: "Anaadi courts" are the instrumentality by which the State deprives tens of thousands of Indian citizens of their Fundamental Right to Life & Liberty. Without due process. This is happening daily, without interruption. Hello... Are the Chief Justices listening? Like  ·  Comment  ·  Share