Dear Mr Kumar & others

I had gone to the Mumbai high court some days back and stumbled on a calendar
Of the high court, besides public/bank holidays they have about 20 days May 
holidays
15 to 20 days Diwali holidays, about 10 to 15 days Christmas holidays
Wild guess I think they work only 6 months in a year, and be paid for 12 months
Plus I believe paid holidays foreign trips with family
Today a Excellent MBA graduate working in any prestigious company puts in about 
12 to 16 hours of work ( say 2 shifts  without overtime pay ) no family life, 
marriage out of question as who will look after their children ( only some good 
and fit grand parents
taking their grand children to school, playing with them etc, ) Pityful scene   
today our younger educated generation live in fear as companies  hire and fire. 
But theses Judges are having a ball of a time, because of so many holidays 
given to  courts, court cases take so many years, dates after dates are given 
citizens are haressed, even though we live in a so called biggest Democratic 
country, objecting before judges for giving time and again adjurnments.they 
have powers  to get you arrested and put you behind bars, Meaning DO NOT TALK 
SHUT UP   if you do not attend on a certain date,and if case comes up  you or 
your lawyer is absent case can be dismissed.  Under RTI do not  ask for
Judges assests it could amount to a criminal offence.  . Advocates are least 
affected
They make their money, NO RECESSION for them , so now everyone want to do Law.
Today its so difficult to get a good honest reasonable cost. lawyer, as they 
too want to get rich overnight, don’t blame them as circumstances make them do 
so ( buy a 1 BHK flat
In a decent society pay 1 crore. ) I had gone to inquiry dept Mumbai high court 
to collect some documents, the man before me told the lady to speak in Hindi as 
he does not understand marathi, after that came my turn I spoke in hindi, this 
women has the odasity to ask me how many years are you living in Mumbai I told 
her since birth 56 years
She said 56 years and you cannot talk in marathi, I told her out of 56 years I 
worked in foreign countries, where no one speak marathi, I told her that I 
understand marathi
But because of no pratice I cannot speak marathi fluently, I was angry and I 
told this lady in hindi I am a mumbai manoos not a gaati manoos ( not to offend 
any one, Gaati manoos are people who came to Mumbai from the Ghats )  
There is a ENGLISH saying ‘GOD SAVE THE QUEEN’        
PLEASE GOD SAVE OUR COUNTRY AND OUR WORLD which today lies in perils.
 
Leslie Almeida

 
--- On Thu, 1/22/09, Bhushan Kumar <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Bhushan Kumar <[email protected]>
Subject: [rti_india] Time has come to lodge our protest against the lethargic 
JUDICIARY
To: "dotheright group" <[email protected]>, 
[email protected], "rti_india" <[email protected]>, 
"delhi team SIF" <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" 
<[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, January 22, 2009, 11:04 AM






Dear Citizens of India,
 
Time has come to lodge our protest against the lethargic JUDICIARY , which is 
living on our hard earned money paid to them through collected funds i.e. 
Income Tax and Service Tax. But in return, we, the citizens of India, never get 
Justice. 
 
Are they doing justice to millions of cases pending in the courts? Are they 
bothered about the harassment of millions of litigants who are paying them 
their bread and butter??? They simply harass the litigants by adjourning the 
cases and in the end matter between harassed litigants is settled through 
Lok-Adalats….What a Mockery of Justice….Even a village Panchayat can run Lok 
Adalat..Why we need these Judges???
 
Recently they have adopted another style of not admitting the petitions and 
rejecting/dismissin g one the first hearing without even reading the case.
Why they don’t work for extra hours and Extra time for us. After all they are 
Public Servants.
 
Contrarily, these Judges enjoy the vacations/holidays for months at a stretch 
when more than 40 Million cases are pending in the courts. On Diwali, they take 
one week holiday. On Dusherra they again go on one week holiday. In summer, 
they are closed for about two months. No other Government office is closed for 
so many days. Even our children’s go to school for more number of days than 
their working days.
 
So, why to waste Public funds on them. Why to pay lucrative salaries to them 
when they are not performing. 
 
In fact, the Government run PSUs get paid on basis of their performance. The 
lower the performance of PSU the lesser the pay they get. So, why extra bonanza 
for these highly no performers.
 
Let them show the performance before we accord our permission to hike their 
salaries.
 
Let’s come forward and put our suggestions before the Standing Committee. 
Kindly e-mail your opinion to Shri K.P. Singh, Joint Director, Rajya Sabha 
Secretariat, Room No 212 A9 Second Floor, Parliament House Annexe, New Delhi 
110001 (Tel: 23034292 and Fax 23016784, E-mail: kpsi...@sansad. nic.inor 
rscp...@sansad. nic.in
 
Please forward this e-mail for wider publicity and awareness.         
 
 
Bhushan Kumar
C/o DO THE RIGHT
 
 
"Righteousness in life is the key to peace and harmony in the home" 
 
 *******Govt Notification for our views******* *****
PARLIAMENT OF INDIA

 
RAJYA SABHA SECRETARIAT
STANDING COMMITTEE ON PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES,
LAW AND JUSTICE INVITES SUGGESTIONS
ON
THE HIGH COURT AND SUPREME COURT JUDGES
(SALARIES AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE)
AMENDMENT BILL, 2008
The High Court and Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) 
Amendment Bill, 2008, introduced in the Lola Sabha on the 22nd December, 2008 
and pending therein, has been referred to the Department Related Parliamentary 
Standing Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice, headed by 
Dr. E.M. Sudarsana Natchiappan, M.P., for examination and report.
2. The Bill seeks to amend the High Court Judges (Salaries and
Conditions of Service) Act, 1954 and the Supreme Court Judges (Salaries
and Conditions of Service) Act, 1958 with a view to increase! revise the :
·      Salaries of Judges of the High Courts and the Supreme Court;
·      Doubling the existing rate of sumptuary allowance and scale of free 
furnishing admissible to the Judges;
·      Pension, additional pension and maximum pension of the Judges of the 
High Courts and the Supreme Court; and
·      Additional quantum of pension and family pension as in the case of the 
Central Government pensioner and family pensioner.
3. The Committee has decided to invite memoranda containing views of the 
individualsiorganiz ations interested in the subject-matter of the Bill and 
also hear oral evidence on the subject.
4.    Those desirous of submitting memoranda to the Committee may send two 
copies (either in English or Hindi) thereof to Shri K.P. Singh, Joint Director, 
Rajya Sabha Secretariat, Room No 212 A9 Second Floor, Parliament House Annexe, 
New Delhi 110001 (Tel: 23034292 and Fax 23016784, E-mail: kpsi...@sansad. 
nic.inor rscp...@sansad. nic.inwithin seven days of publication of this 
advertisement, indicating whether they would also be interested in giving oral 
evidence before the Committee.
5.    The memoranda, which might be submitted to the Committee, would form part 
of the records of the Committee and would be treated as confidential and would 
not be circulated to anyone and any act contrary thereto would constitute a 
breach of privilege of the Committee.
6. The Bill was published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, 
Section 2, dated the 22nd December, 2008. Its copies can be had on written 
request to the above-mentioned Officer or can be down-loaded from the official 
web-site of the Rajya Sabha (http:I/rajyasabha. nic,in ), under the caption 
"Bills with the Committee".

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