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Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay Oka has stated that the Indian judiciary is currently facing a significant challenge to its credibility. He urged legal professionals to work towards restoring public faith in the system. Justice Oka pointed to the Karnataka High Court's initiative of working on Saturdays during the pandemic to clear case backlogs as an example for other courts to follow.

Key Takeaways

  • Courts need to address the issue of shortage of judges.
  • Improvement should be made to the judge to population ratio
  • Uninterrupted legal work should be ensured to deliver justice.

Background

  • Recently appointed SC judge Justice Abhay Oka was a speaker at an event organized by the Thane District Courts Bar Association.
  • He shared his journey as an advocate.
  • During his speech, he also shared his opinion on challenge of credibility faced by the judiciary

Observations

  • He said that that the members of the legal profession should work towards restoring faith of the country's citizens in the judiciary
  • He cited the example of the Karnataka High Court where the judges worked for 11 Saturdays during the pandemic to resolve the case backlog and suggested that other courts should take it up as well.

Questions

  1. What do you think about the shortage judges?
  2. Do you think delay in justice hampers the credibility of the judiciary?

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