REFORM THE JUSTICE SYSTEM TO PREVENT FUTURE INJUSTICE
| Main Author: | DSOUZA RUDOLPH |
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| Other Authors: | Aman Kumar, Gasper Baptista, Shriram Yadav, Bharath Bhushan, Raghav Tanaji, Dr. Vikas Singh Rawat, Niraj Upadhyay, Yashwanth J, Rajendra Sharma, Ramesh Vardhan Thatisetti |
| Format: | Article Journal |
| Terbitan: |
, 2021
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/4899760 |
Daftar Isi:
- According to records available at the Supreme Court of India website, there are currently more than 44 million cases (4.4 crores) pending in Indian courts. As of April 2021, the number of pending cases in the Supreme Court are around 62000, more than five and half million cases in High courts (57.53 lakhs) and more than 38 million (3.81 crores) cases in lower courts. One of the primary reasons for such a backlog is nexus between police, lawyers and judges. This nexus is responsible for promoting corruption and has other vested interests for doing so. Specially they favour feminists who are promoting false cases and vexatious litigations. The nexus gave the feminists free hands as there are no penal provisions for filing a false case. Since our laws have lots of loopholes and are biased, there is no fear of abusing the process of law or judiciary in the vexatious litigants. It is a fun ride for any malicious litigant without any fear of repercussion of any sorts especially if the litigant is a woman. The impact of this tsunami of false cases is that the genuine cases never see the light of the day and are buried deep down with an endless trial. While this fun ride for malicious litigants continues at the expense of innocent respondents abusing judicial process, it not only delays the justice but also ruins an innocent person's life and career including his family, relatives, etc. The grip of vested interests, biased laws and corrupt judicial and police system is of such an extent that even politicians or wealthy movie star cannot escape from this pandemic of LEGAL TERRORISM. In the constitution of India, every citizen has been given several rights and since the rights are provided, but there many occasions infringement, violation of those rights as well, to fix these all these misuse and violation sometimes Judiciary comes up with some new development, and eCourts is one of them. e-Courts project envisions a judicial system that is more accessible, efficient and equitable for every individual who seeks justice, or is part of the delivery of justice, in India. e-Courts, Digitalisation, CIS software, e-filing, digitally enabled hearings or virtual court is not a BAD idea, but who will train non-tech savvy Judges and litigants. E-Committee is founded in 2004, even after 15 years most of the district courts are not connected on the network. Police file False cases, Lawyers fight for criminals, Politicians and Rich, Judges give biased one-sided judgments, and those acquitted after decades on false case Indian government is not giving any compensation nor there is any Accountability for misusing law, punishment for filling false case, no departmental action against Police, lawyers for manipulating and for taking bribe from criminals to trap innocent. The India legal system even after 75 years of Independence still looks like a domineering and pretentious British vestige appearing to belong to an elite class, Politicians and influential, away from the people and the country. As a matter of fact, the present system of justice is totally out of time, ram shackled and not tune with democratic procedures and norms that please only a certain section of the society with vested interests and biased laws specially meant only for women. No person should above law, Law should be equal to all citizens there should be proper proposals and plans for reforming the system from the ground up. Some of the key suggestions include Accountability, improvements to contempt of court and impeachment proceedings, improvement of judicial infrastructure, enforcing integrity codes for judges and lawyers, Therefore, there is an immediate need to restructure the entire judicial system to make it answerable to the needs of a democratic, progressive society.