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Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma

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 Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma  Dear DHFL Scam Victims, Know Thy Judge: Hon. Justice S. C. Sharma Posted on 12th November, 2024 (GMT 08:11 hrs) ABSTRACT The article discusses Justice S.C. Sharma’s role in cases affecting DHFL scam victims. It highlights his recent rulings, such as denying bail to DHFL’s Wadhawan brothers and opposing Aligarh Muslim University’s minority status, suggesting this stance might overlook the context of minority protections. Sharma’s past judgments in favor of vulnerable groups, including the physically challenged and marginalized, offer some hope for fair treatment of DHFL victims. The piece questions if his rulings can stay unbiased amid potential political pressures. Dedicated to all the DHFL Scam Victims, whose resilience endures as they navigate the costly corridors of Indian justice, pouring both patience and hard-earned savings into their pursuit of justice and fairness… VIEW HERE ⤡

Who’s Who: SGI Tushar Mehta and the DHFL Scam

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  Who’s Who: SGI Tushar Mehta and the DHFL Scam Who’s Who: SGI Tushar Mehta and the DHFL Scam Posted on 12th November, 2024 (GMT 08:30 hrs) ABSTRACT The article explores Solicitor General Tushar Mehta’s alleged political bias and involvement in high-profile legal cases, including defending Ajay Piramal and the RBI-appointed CoC in the DHFL scam. It highlights Mehta’s longstanding connections with BJP figures, casting doubt on his impartiality. The DHFL case involved significant financial misconduct, and Mehta’s defense emphasizes creditor rights while ignoring alleged malpractices. The piece critiques Mehta’s selective justice approach, advocating for public pressure to uphold constitutional principles and unbiased judiciary practices. Dedicated to all the DHFL Scam victims who are struggling with their patience and by spending their money to the expensive corridors of the Indian judiciary… VIEW HERE ⤡  

DHFL Victims, Know Your Judge: Justice Bela M. Trivedi

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 DHFL Victims, Know Your Judge: Justice Bela M. Trivedi DHFL Victims, Know Your Judge: Justice Bela M. Trivedi Posted on 7th November, 2024 (GMT 16:43 hrs) ABSTRACT The OBMA article provides an overview of Justice Bela M. Trivedi, currently presiding over the DHFL case in India’s Supreme Court. It highlights her judicial background, significant rulings, and perceived alignment with the ruling government, sparking concerns over her impartiality. The article details past controversial case assignments and suggests a pattern of favoring government interests, raising doubts about her stance on justice for DHFL victims amid allegations of corporate and political influence. This is not an “article”  per se . This OBMA post attempts to provide the DHFL victims a brief yet comprehensive informative profile of  Justice Bela Madhurya Trivedi,  who is currently handling the DHFL case at the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, along with Justice Satish Chandra Sharma (appointed...

Do You Want Speedy Justice in Indian Judiciary? Ufff!

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 Do You Want Speedy Justice in Indian Judiciary? Ufff! Do You Want Speedy Justice in Indian Judiciary? Ufff! Posted on 28th October, 2024 (GMT 17:49 hrs) The above cartoon is by the legend R. K. Laxman ABSTRACT The article criticizes delays and inequalities in India’s judicial system, highlighting case backlogs, vacant judicial positions, and alleged biases favoring influential figures. Examples include stalled justice for financial fraud victims and the “culture of adjournments” that worsens case backlogs, with some dating back decades. There are allegations of political interference, judicial corruption, and manipulation in high-profile cases. The article calls for accountability, infrastructure improvements, and a reform of judicial appointments to restore public trust. Do you want to secure speedy justice in the Indian courts? Do you believe in the proverb: “Justice Delayed is Justice Denied”? Do you have the financial means to afford an ascent through the judicial hierarc...