104-year-old man was declared innocent after spending 43 years in prison for a crime he never committed. The same judiciary that set timeline for the President of India. Who is responsible for the injustice done to Lakhan Lal?

Indeed Sir.. Very Well Said.. Lot many such cases.. Wonder how some cases get instant Hearings & Dates within 48 hours & even at Midnight.. Not sure what Guides Justice..

John and Mayme Surrency were murdered the day before Thanksgiving 1936. Garland Headley was tasked with prosecuting the three men involved. What he uncovered sent him and his family fleeing the United States. What did John and Mayme know that led to their murder?

43 years lost, will anyone be held accountable for a life wrongly caged by the system?

The case of Lakhan Lal, a 104-year-old man declared innocent after 43 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, exposes deep flaws in India's judicial system, as reported by multiple sources. Instead of prioritizing reforms to address such injustices—marked by prolonged delays and systemic failures—the judiciary often focuses on interfering with legislative functions, such as setting timelines for the President or scrutinizing parliamentary bills. Crafting legislation involves extensive research and bureaucratic expertise, reflecting collective effort rather than individual or partisan motives. A bench of three or five judges, often unfamiliar with the intricate nuances of these laws, should not hastily rule on them based solely on courtroom arguments. The judiciary must adopt a dynamic approach, prioritizing internal reforms to prevent cases like Lakhan Lal’s, where justice was delayed for decades. Intervention in legislative matters should be reserved for cases with clear, undeniable threats to national interest, rather than entertaining every challenge brought by opposition groups. Who bears responsibility for the injustice inflicted on Lakhan Lal? The system’s inefficiencies—evident in prolonged case backlogs and procedural errors—demand accountability and urgent reform

Irony of our judicial system, where privileged can be heard within a few hours and underprivileged can't be in 43 years 😔🤐 . They can set the guidelines for The President, Governors, LG , but didn't make sure to resign to one of their esteemed colleagues in Delhi for founding notes in his house compund . #JudiciaryWakeUp #Judicairy #lakhanlal

We the public should ask their accountability collectively, only then the black coats will get serious.

Just coz one institution has/had commited mistake, does tat make the same mistake allowable for the other institution no bills meant for public welfare sud be held at any office just for political reason So Very weird logic & argument,not expected from an senior army person

Judiciary should be made responsible for giving dates Only common men suffer in this judiciary

Justice delayed is justice denied. Will the system fix flaws or repeat grave mistakes?

#wewantjudicialreforms

Our Courts are Shit Hole, Judges are corrupt, Current justice system should be Scrapped completely...