Indian Legal System is one of the highly regarded legal systems in world. Even though we still got the essence of British Raj law practices, with over billion people, our legal system and Human rights should be safe guarded round the clock. But as the years pass by there is a huge cloud of dust on the procedural part of our legal system.
No system in the world can be pool proof, it’s only the people and the conscious of the system providers will make it alive. If the system fails everyone will fail.
Since Anna Hazare has started a campaign against corruption, this has become a fantastic platform for Congress and TDP to use this moment to settle their political scores. But we all have seen how Annaji has been silenced by all political parties floating a spineless LokPal which excludes the judicial system, CBI and some others.
Since one year we all been noticing the legal fights on corruption among the parties and individuals in Andhra Pradesh which we haven't seen in the recent past, this is a good sign for democracy but is it completely turning out to be one sided?
The entire corporate world and ordinary people in AP knows how some corporate criminals are clean as a whistle, Is that means they are clean in front of Law.
Jagan Mohan Reddy's lawyers might have produced so many evidences against these corporate frauds, but they are brilliantly managing themselves. Looks like no system in India can touch them.
This is absurd and dangerous to our democracy, In the good old days if an injustice has done to them people use to come to king's palace and ring a bell called DHARMAGANTA, The king used to come out and do justice. Looks like the present day DHARMAGHANTA is at the front gate of Ramoji film city.
Looking at all this, if people don’t wake up there will be a no tomorrow. Like Annaji said all these people who are running the system are people's servants. We should not allow this brutal way of practices by these servants.
Any one can escape any court but there is one place called people's court, No one can escape that court. The verdict which comes there will be an ultimate one.
Ramana Reddy
Melbourne
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