Do courts in India lack basic infrastructural facilities? |
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| Yes | 83 % |
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| No | 14 % |
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| Cant Say | 3 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 102 | |
| Submitted By - Prakash Yedhula | Read Comments |
| Posted by Nitin Awachar |
02/03/2011 14:24:56 |
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| Posted by Nitin Awachar |
02/03/2011 14:09:09 |
| Its true and horrible. In small towns the conditions are intolerable. Hundreds of times people complained and I do not know why administrative bodies keep mum on this issue. I have some photographs relating to this issue however I do know how can I post them for this matter. I would like to share with you. | |
| Posted by arunkumargupta |
01/03/2011 22:10:04 |
| in allahabad high court since last 3 years no appointment has been made.lower court lack basic facilities | |
| Posted by RAMESH |
01/03/2011 14:16:08 |
| Hi,you will find how many cases pending on our Law Dept.of India side. | |
| Posted by daman preet singh |
01/03/2011 13:23:17 |
| courts needed to be modernised and speedy justice is needed | |
| Posted by smith sharma |
01/03/2011 13:16:59 |
| yes absolutely... | |
| Posted by S.HARISH |
01/03/2011 01:42:37 |
| Yes, courts do lack basic infrastructure.The courts in the big cities and better equipped than the courts in smaller cities.But basic infrastructure like rest rooms and wash areas are filthy, with less or sometimes no maintenance at all.Lack of drinking, cramped parking spaces,lack of seating places for both lawyer's and general public, poorly maintained canteens ,lack of security,poor building maintenance ,are all a causes of concern. | |
| Posted by BIPUL KRISHNA MAITRA |
27/02/2011 20:30:55 |
| we need protection within the court arena.recently in chinchura(west bengal) an incident has takes place,where a witness has been shooted out by the accused within the court room before the ho'ble Judge. so we are not safe.the administration should take care. | |
| Posted by G.Nagarajeshwar Rao |
26/02/2011 23:53:27 |
| I agree with Mr.Praveen Kr. Aggarwal, however the courts need better facilities than at present. More particularly when any original documents filed by any party in to the court in his case, if any of the document misplaced in court / file, there is no facilities or guidelines for reconstruction of the document. There should be a procedure for scanning of the documents when those filed at first time in to the file / court. | |
| Posted by Mohammed Sajid Khan |
26/02/2011 10:55:53 |
| Even in our district there is not an enough space for Lawyers to sit, although they had called for strike many times but no action has been taken yet....i hope the concerned authorities will take care of courts as well, which is one of the essential pillar of democracy.. | |
| Posted by ROHIT KUMAR SHUKLA, LL.M. |
25/02/2011 23:03:52 |
| very poor condition..... | |
| Posted by Parveen Kr. Aggarwal |
25/02/2011 22:50:43 |
| The poll question as framed does not appear to be proper. | |
| Posted by Amrit Dubey |
25/02/2011 11:58:11 |
| the situation is such that except district and sessions court..all other courts are dilapidated.. | |
| Posted by Suchitra. S |
25/02/2011 11:01:43 |
| Lower courts in Bangalore are poor in infrastructure. Lack of cleanliness in wash rooms and poor maintenance of buildings make it look like dungeons rather than Courts. | |
| Posted by G. ARAVINTHAN |
25/02/2011 07:42:47 |
| Even some Bar Associations lack toilet and Bathroom facilities. Similarly drinking water is also not available. In recent edition of Hindu daily, a news coverage was there regarding the bad condition of Court around Chennai | |
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