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Outgoing-Retiring Chief Justices of India, express their anguish about the hundreds of thousands of cases piling up in Indian Judicial System, owing to shortage of Judges, Court Rooms. Justice Thakur was one among them. He emotion filled appeals also did not melt the hearts of our National Rulers, both of the UPA, and the NDA. Shri Narendra Modi, Hon. Prime Minister of India, is reported to have remarked, about the functioning of Indian Judicial System:-- Hon. Prime Minister's alleged Remark ybrao a donkey's personal view, not intended to be imposed on others “...It is never too difficult to deliver justice within the boundaries of the law and Constitution. But it is very difficult to find the truth between perception and reality. It must be pondered over whether five-star activists are driving the judiciary today… if havoc is created to drive the judiciary. It has become difficult to deliver justice in an atmosphere of perception...” Hon. Narendra Modi may be pointi...

Photo courtesy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._L._Dattu . 010 Is a Conference of CMs & High Court Judges at Delhi on 5th April 2015 necessary? 010 Hindi language: kyA 5 April 2015 dinAnk dilli mEn huvA mukhya mantriyOm aur nyAyamUrtiyOm ke sabhA avaSya hai? In my (ybrao a donkey) humble personal view, I feel that there is no need at all, of this Conference of CMs and Judges in Delhi. If Government of India wanted to convey its opinions about the functioning of the Indian Judicial System, it could have conveyed in writing, through the Law Ministry to the Supreme Court officially.  An appropriate Bench or a Committee/Collegium of Judges of Supreme Court might have examined the issues raised by the GOI. Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of States, better not to have a need and opportunity  to pontificate to CJI and judges on how they decide cases .  This is important because after the removal of Collegium System for appointment and elevation of Judges ...