
Chief Justice of India has said the backlog of cases accumulated over past decades has been reduced, crediting systematic reforms and technology for the improvement. Speaking to reporters, the CJI said many reasons for the backlog are being gradually resolved in a methodical way. The remarks come amid persistent public concern over long-pending cases in Indian courts.
One sided claims of judicial efficiency often ignore the gap between disposal rates and fresh filings. The CJI's praise of technology is welcome, but the real test is whether case clearance rates outpace new admissions in district courts, where litigants wait years. When the next National Judicial Data Grid update comes, watch the ratio of pending cases over three years old. That number will settle the question.
Source: deccanherald.com
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