CONCERN OF CHIEF JUSTICE ABOUT CORRUPTION IN JUDICIARY
To
Hamjunenge
Dear Sir,
Chief Justice of Madras High Court has revealed that 900 judicial officers in Tamil Nadu face charges. (media report dated 12.10.2012) . He has further warned that corruption amongst judges will not be tolerated. Of course, beyond this he has not said anything nor appear to have done anything to prevent corruption.
It is sad to see these days that the judges often share public platforms with politicians and bureaucrats and even business men and visit their houses for private functions or for extending invitations. Many of such politicians and bureaucrats and business men face charges of corruption and abuse of power in the courts at one time or the other. Photographs appeared in news papers of Chief Justice of Madras High court himself visiting the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister who is facing cases in court , to extend some invitation.
In the earlier days, judges used to avoid participating in any public or private functions and even some times were very selective in attending even family functions and thus they enjoyed much more public confidence then than now.
The country cannot afford to have a weakened judiciary by judges conducting themselves without self regulations in their conduct.
It is time that a strong public campaign should be launched to subject the judges at all levels in the country to a strict code of conduct.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice for The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
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