Re: [IAC#RG] The Lawless Lawyers

Hi all,
There is a criminal nexus between Lawyers-Police-Polititians. For short call it 'unholy nexus'. This unholy nexus perpetuates all kinds of legal and illegal atrocities upon hapless public. For example, in the example of Puduchery  given in this piece, what was the police doing? Why did they not take any action against the obstructing lawyers for 'obstructing a Civil servant in the performance of his duties'?

Illegal degrees are everywhere. Not only this the whole lot of us have become dishonest and corrupt, in every other walk of life. There is a very good Urdu verse describing the resultant situation:
                                                 

                                                    "Rag rag mein hai naasoor,

                                                     Nashtar lagaein kahaan kahaan"

                                                    "Every artery is affected by the rot of the cancer,

                                                         Whither should the surgery be performed?"

Has the country become incurable/ungovernable?  Was democracy (in its present form) and so much of freedom suited to our intrinsic characteristics? These are the questions relevant under the current state of the Nation. For almost seven decades we have tried democracy. It has brought us, today, to this present hopeless situation. Should we continue with it or should it be replaced by some other system which would be better suited to our national character? This is the subject that needs debate. Otherwise, we will be discussing 'lawless lawyers', 'corrupt police', 'corrupt politician', 'corrupt corporations, 'corrupt public behaviour' (rape, terror and so on), 'disruption of parliament by MP's' and so on ........ an unending list.

Over-population and poor governance have been the root causes from which all these other evils of India are sprung. These again are directly associated with our National Characteristics.

Thanks & Regards,

Randhir Phagura

                                                           

On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 1:03 PM, Dharmesh Dutta <duttadharmesh@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Sirs,

Is there any single department in governance today that one could look up to and say with pride that it is functioning lawfully? A forensic audit that is based on information technology is the need of the hour. Setting up committees have not yielded the desired results and have, on the contrary, drained more resources, financial or otherwise!

As is true in any other major irregularity, the numbers involved (money + people) are so large that the cost of such an audit can be off-set even if it is given to any of the large accounting firms of repute. Alternatively, there are significant number of upright retired bureaucrats who could be assisted by the young IT professionals to devise ways and means to stem the rot.

It's about time IAC gets some teeth to take the project off the "design board" to "action ground".

   
    

Regards

Dharmesh

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 7:44 PM, Venkatraman Ns <nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com> wrote:

To

India Against Corruption

                                                                                                                                                      THE  LAWLESS  LAWYERS

The chairman of Bar Council of India said recently in Chennai that one third of the lawyers in India are fake. But, the loud mouthed lawyers did not comment about this startling revelation and are conspicuous by silence.

Drunken brawl between lawyers in Chennai are no more uncommon. Many law students in Chennai have fought  pitched battles with stones and draggers  and murders have been reported. While such unsavoury incidents continue, it now has reached a new low , as the lawyers in Puduchery prevented the magistrate from leaving the chamber, when he remanded a junior lawyer for misconduct. The crowd of lawyers insisted that the accused  lawyer  should be released on bail and the magistrate yielded so that he could come out of the court complex. Similar conditions prevail all over India.

Lawyers are known to say lies without twinkling of eyelid  but the image of the lawyers have now become so tarnished that people are no more surprised , when it is revealed that one third of the lawyers in India are fake.

Many people are now suspicious of some of the judgements and several judges at various levels face accusation of corrupt practices. The lawless lawyers only further reflect on the state of judiciary in India.

It is extremely important that a screening committee should be immediately appointed by government of India to filter out the fake lawyers all over the country. Lawyers all over India should be asked to submit their qualification credentials for verification and the task cannot be simply left to bar council of India.  It is too serious a situation , as judges are being selected out of these lawyers and judiciary has a very important role to play in safeguarding probity in public life.

N.S.Venkataraman

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