The Big Picture : Pendency of Case & Virtual Courts

[@Rahulpriye]

Firstly,the way & the manner in which Mr.Malhotra has described,for the moment I thought he is a civil service aspirant😊....he explains very precisely & in a pointwise manner 😊 Secondly, According to my view the problem is not the weeding out the frivolous litigants but to distinguish between genuine & frivolous litigation.Our legal system is such,that for giving justice to one inocent person we let hundreds or thousands of convict go away..I think time has now came to modify some changes to that along with solving other problems as the panelists suggest

[@arpitkumar3501]

These type of quality, you can find only here Thank you frank sir

[@_akashputhiyapurayil9865]

Thank you Rstv. For enabling caption.

[@dikshamishra2895]

Thank you ☺️

[@sushantmishra8679]

Great discussion and the outcome part at last is just great

[@hemantpanchal8876]

Ahead of time keep it up RSTV love u for ur efforts

[@abhinavmishra1811]

Change is invevitable...and we as humans resist change... It's time to move away with the resistive mindset...and be part of this change...❤️

[@kamansingh3557]

Thank you

[@priyankanayak2840]

Excellent show 👌👌👌

[@RahulKumar-rl6qs]

Brilliant discussion

[@SachinSharma-xe4qd]

No lag great discussion sir tysm. ♥️

[@siddharthavhad6893]

Digital glitches was one part discussed much and good that today there was no sound quality issue. Else, it would have been face-palm moment. 😂

[@anantgaurav6017]

Would have been still more convenient than going to Rajya Sabha TV studio and then watching it.

[@tabassumkhan8208]

Thanking you very much sir for providing captions..👍👍

[@gunjankumar1649]

Your expert's view points are highly appreciable and your concluding remarks as well sir but sir plz make everyday your concluding remaks👍

[@swapnilinamdar872]

Now we expect reforms in judiciary also. We have to bring back jury system which strengthen the trustworthy approch towards judges.

[@aroojmir8245]

Thankuuuu

[@crazyjocker5420]

Marvelous points

[@bikramkumar3923]

Thanks Rstv☺

[@alankarkhare12]

Great discussion 👍🏻

[@Suruchikumari.]

thanku👍

[@paruh1921]

Thanks

[@saigrit4623]

Thanks for subtitles

[@ravi9153]

Pendency of cases due to, less judges population ratio, insufficient infrastructure, frequent adjournment of court proceedings,pil for publicity and technology glinches. Judiciary is a slow learner, genuen litigant suffers, justice is delay justice is deny. Wayforward -fullfil judges vacancy, special Court, resolve techno glinches, impose heavy cost against froud Pil.

[@karthickkumaru2442]

yes

[@anjalisaini3306]

Thanks rstv.

[@Sarveshjha7]

Keep on this sound quality further continue 🙏

[@mamatha8558]

Courts should open as soon as possible......

[@ganeshsharma3429]

Where is sai Deepak??

[@upsccseuppcs4945]

Thanks RSTV :)

[@premaprabhakar2851]

Nice discussion

[@bsbdabsbda5559]

Very informative ji

[@karthickkumaru2442]

good discussion of the pendency of case &virtual courts . first important is poor cannot accessing the court friendly manner by a litigant and has entertain the time and money also. this is crisis situation learn from virtual courts our country . verysoon all the short out the technology issue ( mr satya prakash said that slow learner also practice make perfect )be the hybrid method short out pending cases further moves after crisis .

[@VishnuSharma-zx2kb]

Mathur sir is on fire

[@surendrakumar-sr7rs]

RESPECTED SIR, JANBUJKAR KISI CASES KO DELAY KARANE YA TARIKH PER TARIKH DENE YANI KISI CASES KO PERSONALY TARGET KARNE PER ADVOCATES AND JUDGES KI ACCOUNTABILITY, TRANSPRACY, RESPONSIBILTY TAY HONI CHAHIYE,

[@adxmalad4675]

Dr. B R Ambedkar ... Father of Indians..

[@saiteja4782]

Good one today👍

[@gauravkocher1284]

When will Vishesh and Indepth be starting again?

[@AshaKumari-vi2yt]

Thankyou all 🙏😊😊

There is urgent need for police, investigative & judicial reforms without which a civilized society worth its salt can not progress. Edward Luce who travel to India for 5 yrs observed : “the biggest problem is the gigantic backlog of suits in India, which in 2006 amounted to 27 million cases. At the current rate at which India’s courts wade through proceedings, it would take more than three hundred years to clear the judicial back log. It takes as long as fifteen years for some murder trials to be heard. By this time many of the witnesses are dead and most of the rest cannot remember much that would be admissible in court. A very small proportion of criminals is convicted. There is also an economic cost to India’s slow-moving courts. Almost $75 billion in capital is tied up in legal disputes. This would amount to roughly 10 percent of India’s gross domestic product in 2006. All that is tied up is money that could be invested in jobs and growth”. ( “IN SPITE OF THE GODS THE STRANGE RISE OF MODERN INDIA” Edward Luce, Doubleday Publication, NY, 2007 p 93-94) Luce further writes : "Almost 100 of India’s 545 members of parliament in New Delhi have “criminal backgrounds,” which means they have been indicted for one or more crimes, but not convicted. Once they are elected, it is virtually impossible to convict them, which is one of their main incentives for entering politics in the first place. In turn, the wealth and the muscle power of the mafia dons gives an incentive to political leaders.....to adopt them as electoral candidates". …”When the gamekeepers are poachers in disguise, why should anyone else take the law seriously?”

[@AJAY95952]

No sound quality issue.. thank god

[@madhukadali5575]

Waiting for DD😒😒

[@priyamshukla5389]

Issues: manpower ,infrastructure, resistance to adopt technologies, frivolous pils etc. Solutions:fillip the vacancies ,improve infrastructure by making judiciary to learn faster from the new developments and world best practices and take optimim benefits from specialized courts,adopt technology along with hybrid model of court ,fines penalty should be imposed on the party of guilt in case of frivolous pil and system should be developed by taking the help of machine learning and AI to reject automatically such pils and address the relevant ones.

[@sherlockholmes19]

संस्कृत is suffering so much because of less scope..

[@clashroyalekrypton6295]

Sunny deol as Panelists-Tarikh pe Tarikh milti rahi hai

[@private7033]

How court used art142 for such order?

[@Prasad-q8t]

👍👍

[@abhinashhatikakoti5932]

It would have been better if sai deepak was there

[@subhikshamahendran]

Could have invited Adv J Sai Deepak too.. it would have been an icing on the cake

[@saraschene]

subhiksha mahendran Piyush Singh sounded more genuine...Mr Deepak is sometimes ideologically tilted

[@subhikshamahendran]

@@saraschene yeah, I agree 👍 with you. I like Mr. Sai Deepak's husky voice and his English eloquence. That's why I commented like that. Apologies for being biased 😊

[@aryaditya59]

Jai Hind

[@dewangthosar6472]

Summary please anyone....

[@AkashSingh-zb5vb]

Can anyone pls let me know the schedule of this particular discussion..

[@mohanleela9665]

9 30 pm on rstv

[@AkashSingh-zb5vb]

@@mohanleela9665 thanks bro..Does it come daily??

[@mohanleela9665]

@@AkashSingh-zb5vb mon to sat

[@aksshaysharma96]

VCs are a bane for legal education and acquisition of skills

[@bharatiya-akp]

Indian courts are sluggish.

[@tuntunsingh6986]

Dnt count this year attempt in upsc CSE . # Exam in covid

[@saviorenault]

Just an hunch, the exam will be conducted as per the schedule. It will not be postponed further, it will not be tougher as the aspirants got some extra time and it will be not be easier as well! You will find an opportunity in crisis when you put in that little extra effort. All the best!

[@saraschene]

Frank should trim beard and look more presentable professional...I highly respect his work and Rstv

[@i-Shiva]

Raushan sir please clean the beard 😋

[@sovankundu1419]

Mukhesh sir please stop chewing tobacco....

[@rajum7645]

Nice discussion