This is a slightly older news, about 3 months old, which I could not blog about earlier. However I realized that for a litigant/petitioner/respondent/accused who is used to Indian Judicial Time (IJT), 3 months is like 3 days! So it is still fresh for the court-weary people.
So I present the recent news which gives the gory statistics on the shortage of judges in Indian high courts:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/HCs-functioning-with-just-3/4th-judges/articleshow/5113567.cms
There is one kind of poverty where the poor does not have enough food to eat. There is another kind of poverty where the poor does not even have a big enough vessel to hold food to eat, even if food was available somehow. We seem to be suffering from the latter kind of poverty in our judicial system.
Monday, October 12, 2009
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