NB Twitter Soch | In presence of CJI & Law Minister, President Draupadi Murmu criticises judicial system over "Delay in Justice"; Video goes viral

New Delhi, June 1: With the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and the Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, present on the dais, President Draupadi Murmu raised several questions in front of them on the law and order and the delay in the implementation of the decisions.

 

 

This came after President Draupadi addressed a gathering in the backdrop of the inuauguration of the new building of the Jharkhand High Court. On this occasion, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren were also present on the dais. Apart from them, several judges of the High Court and the Supreme Court were also present in this program.

 

President Draupadi Murmu, with no hesitation, criticised the judicial system over the delay in implementing the decisions despite getting the decisions from the court. He said that people come to him with complaints that madam the decision was made but what was desired was not done.

 

 

In the presence of CJI, Law Ministers and several judges of the High Court, President Draupadi Murmu said, "Today the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the Law Minister, the judges of the High Court and the Supreme Court and all the lawyers are sitting here, so I want to say. Some decisions are taken from the Supreme Court, some from the High Court. In whose favor the decision is taken, they win the case, express their happiness but in a few days their happiness vanishes because they do not get what they wanted even after winning the case and giving all of time, money and sleepless nights."

 

Further, she said, "I have come from a small village. Many people come to me that Madam, I have won the case but we are not getting the justice that we should get. I was just talking to Chief Justice Chandrachud, he also said that yes there are such cases. I say that I do not know whether there is a way or not. All the judges, lawyers and law ministers are sitting here. I think those people should get justice."

 

"I think a way should be found for this. It is your responsibility to give them justice in true sense. We make the rules, if they are not there then they should be made," she added.