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India will turn autocratic if election petitions aren't decided on time: Madras High Court flags 6-year delay by Supreme Court in 2016 case
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"I was trolled endlessly by people online, some even called me anti-national" âThis is the trouble when the country, in a deranged trance, shows allegiance to a person and a political party, forgetting that the actual country is beyond and far bigger than that individual and party.
The lack of cold storage facilities remains one of the most basic yet overlooked challenges facing our farmers.
Why isn't this elementary requirement receiving the attention it deserves? Cold storage units will have far reaching benefits including creating local employment.
đ¨đ¨đ¨As a victim of this process, we find it deeply troubling that constitutional remedies guaranteed under Articles 32, 136, and 137 have, in practice, become largely inaccessible to ordinary citizens.
âžWhen a Writ Petition or Special Leave Petition is dismissed by a one-line, non-speaking order such as "We are not inclined to admit the petition," without any reasons being recorded, the litigant is left without knowing why his grievance was found unworthy of consideration.
âžThe situation becomes even more disheartening when studies suggest that such matters are disposed of within a matter of seconds.
âžDr. B.R. Ambedkar described Article 32 as the "heart and soul" of the Constitution because it was intended to be the citizen's ultimate safeguard against injustice.
âžHowever, when petitions invoking fundamental rights are rejected without reasoned orders, and when almost all Review Petitions are dismissed in chambers without oral hearing, many litigants feel that the constitutional promise of meaningful judicial review is being diluted.
The Supreme Court, which dismisses the Writ Petitions/SLPs and Review Petitions of common citizens in hearings that last less than 93 seconds by one-line orders, has all the time to hear the fancy PILs of the rich and elite and those of Prashant Bhushan and Ashwani Upadhyay on issues which are not justiciable at all, but meant to gain political score! Should we allow this to continue and remain hapless spectators?
The Supreme Court, by dismissing Writ Petitions and SLPs of the common man by one-line, non-speaking orders, namely, "We are not inclined to admit the SLP/Writ Petition," in a hearing which studies indicate does not last more than 93 seconds on an average, has rendered Article 32, which Dr. Ambedkar had called the heart and soul of our Constitution, so too Article 136, a dead letter.
â99.999% of Review Petitions are dismissed in Chambers without any hearing, rendering Article 137 too redundant. The so-called curative jurisprudence which the Supreme Court created by judicial legislation, too, is a dead letter insofar as all Curative Petitions, except for two or three cases, are also dismissed in Chambers.
âThe common man is denied justice, all in the name of want of time and resources. The irony is that the Court, which has no time to hear the cases of undertrials and common citizens concerning their very homes and livelihoods, has all the time to hear Prashant Bhushan and Ashwani Upadhyay on their PILs for name, fame, and political motives. It has all the time to hear fancy PILs of the elite lobby of lawyers, as in the Sabarimala case where there is no real aggrieved party.
âWhile sycophants and flatterers rule the roost, those who point out the real grievances of the common man and seek course correction are treated as enemies. This poses a real danger, because the simmering discontent among the common man may turn into a violent revolt. That is the reason why people like me, who seek correction of the malaises plaguing our justice delivery system through peaceful and constitutional means, rather than democratic meansânay, Andolanâshould be taken seriously and not treated as enemies. I believe the pen is mightier than the sword, and that is the reason why I devote whatever time I can afford to spare to campaign for reforms through peaceful and constitutional means.
VIDEO | Delhi: Investigative journalist Saurav Das, who is serving as chief spokesperson of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) addressing a press conference says, "Abhijeet Dipke will land in Delhi on June 6 morning at 8 AM. He has called upon his supporters to come to the airport and receive him, and all of them, along with Wangchuk ji, to come to Parliament Street with him and seek permission for a protest at Jantar Mantar. We invite everyone from all political parties to be part of the protest."
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(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)
Important announcement:
CJP Founder @abhijeet_dipke will return to India on June 6 for a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar, Delhi, demanding the resignation of the Education Minister.
Im also thinking about this. Stop sending children to CBSE. Start looking at IB/Cambridge syllabus in Indian schools. If children want to opt for medical career, then UCAT/BMAT exams will help entry into good foreign universities. If anyone has experience in this switch, please discuss here. I have lost complete faith in this country and its pseudoscience infiltrated educational system.
CBI Officers: 5,800
IAS Officers: 5,577
CID Officers: 4,594
Media Journalists: 1 Lakh
Education Officers : 20,000
These are the numbers of intelligent people currently working in India.
Yet a 12th class student exposed the massive fraud in COEMPT and CBSE
Imagine the plight of the country
Vedant Srivastava - 17 yrs old
Took to social media and exposed discrepancies in CBSE's OSM marking system.
Nisarga Adhikary- 19 yrs old
Hacked CBSE website and informed them (and us) that it is vulnerable and can be hacked.
Sarthak Sidhant- 17 yrs old
Exposed how CBSE bent rules to award the OSM tender to COEMPT.
These 3 kids need to be lauded. They have given us a glimmer of hope. They have shown us, not all is lost.
We still have a future to salvage.