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Media should not interpret judgements: CJI

Guwahati: Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan asked the media not to interpret courts' judgements, observing it leads to ‘distortion’ of facts. "Very often it has been observed that media reports project a distorted version of the facts and the judgements delivered by the courts," Balakrishnan said. ....Read more

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Media should not interpret judgements: CJIBy: gdgupta | Sunday , 5 Jul '09 19:27:16 PM Reply | Forward Dear Respected Most CJI, Shree K G balkrishanan; Democracy being [in]/ the country; {Needless to say II-largest/Uneducated-illetrate gen. Public,taken for Unwanted-ride} Media is only left tool for gen Public for guidance which also fails with out any retrospective impact as many times mostly un heared / un noticed by issuing authorities. Are you trying to control it./ else you mean to direct the Jc R Raghupati :- WHY REVEALED the fact is common and known for all. "" As a Open Secret ". I hope this will reach the chf jc and concern authority for taking a note as public feelings/veiws. I rely upon the Ht print media press release of 3/4th June, 2009, Mumbai edition,front head line news, Corruption at High court, touts/ treats etc. Say:- " Give Justice in time,with accountability resting at Justice/Judicairy a final first and last pillar be not to be allowed for collapse" Regards. g d gupta

Introspection by JudiciaryBy: Raja | Monday , 27 Apr '09 12:47:17 PM Reply | Forward Judiciary also need to do an introspection.The Parliment enacts the law.The executives are to implement them.The Judiciary is expected to give it's order as per the law when approached ( or sue moto where applicable),But on several occassions we see Judges ridiculing parties who approache the court.example " We can not allow Talibanisation". The Judge's job is only to say whether the applicant is correct or the school is correct in line with the law of the land, we don not have to here the comments such as Talibanisation, which one can reserve for his chatting with his friends in Clubs certainly not in the Court.

right adviceBy: sudhanshu | Monday , 27 Apr '09 10:07:04 AM Reply | Forward CJI aptly remarked over the role of media in reporting over delivery of justice. rather than interpreting the verdict of apex court without adequate expertise, the fourth pillar of democracy should be more concerned with disseminating the correct information and fact. media has advantage of intimate connection with common citizens of country, it has very crucial role to play in adressing cause of grater good.

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