In reflection of the problem of haunting the criminal justice delivery system, data placed before the Supreme Court revealed that in the High Court of Allahabad, the average waiting period to get justice in the criminal appeal of the court by the court is around 35 years as a disposal rate is just18% And more than 1.83 appeal lakh is waiting.
This means that someone who approached HC is now against the beliefs and the punishment given by the court court may have to wait 35 years to make him decide and if he is involved in a vile violation, where it gets a guarantee, then he might be prison in prison for years waiting for justice .
Surprising data was placed before the judiciary of Sanjay Kishan Kiss and Hrishikesh Roy.
The court wasted 5,231 cases in the best year of benches examining ways to save thousands of convicts whose prison waited for their appeal to be heard.
In accordance with the state government affidavit, the appeal of the 1990s was heard by Allahabad HC at this time and the appeal was submitted afterwards to be heard.
In accordance with data, the most efficient year in terms of case disposal is 2019, when the High Court decided a record of 5,231 criminal appeals in a year.
Going with that number, it will take almost 35 years to throw a case of more than 1.8 lakh and it is also when there is no new appeal filed in the near future.
“At present there are more than 1,83,000 pending criminal comparitions before the High Court, namely in Allahabad and Lucknow Lucknow Court.
Many of the 1990s are still waiting for the final hearing.
Despite 16,279 criminal disposal in the past five years, it is not a third of 41,151 Fresh Criminal Comparts submitted in the same period; Thus, the level of dumption 18% is a challenge and it seems that there is no possibility of the initial hearing of a large number of appeals.
Meanwhile, almost 7,214 inmates nested in various prisons Uttar Pradesh which has experienced 10 years of age punishment their lives, “said the state in the answer.
Affidavit was submitted in a set of petitions who were looking for the intervention of the APEX court to provide guarantees to prisoners who had been prison in prison for years and in some cases more than 14 years.
Asked by the APEX court to suggest the guidelines that can be adopted to release prisoners from prison, General Advocates G Galima Prashad and Advocates Wisnu Shankar Jain from the government above, said that guarantee can be granted half of the punishment given.
“Guarantees to be considered by the High Court in cases of prisoners who have experienced the total period of actual imprisonment such as below: (i) in the case of inmates of life – 10 years (ii) in other cases – where detainees have experienced more than half periods The maximum sentence given, “said the Uttar Pradesh Government.
However, said “To ensure public peace and community welfare, the inmates of life reinforced by criminals, repetition of violators, kidnappers, in crimes related to slaughter and habit criminals, are not guaranteed”.
The Hakim Long job is also one of the reasons for accumulating cases like currently 93 judges working against the power of 160 high court sanctions.
Display Times: Both justice and prisons seem to be overwhelmed and the prisoners have no choice but to suffer.
Guilty should not serve more time than he was sentenced.
The state must find a long-term and permanent solution for this chaos.
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