Needed a Judgment machine!

Whether it is the wealth amass by the son-in-law of former CJ of India Justice K G Balakrishan or the alleged involvement of Justice K Thankappan and Justice K Naraynakurup in the ice-cream parlour sex scandal case it is an unwelcome status for the Indian Judicial system. Ordinary people who had lost faith in political parties were keeping some faith in Judiciary until recently but lost faith with news pouring in from Indian Judiciary. It is time for a scrupulous introspection of the country's Judicial frame work. The judges allegedly received scraps to sabotage the case and amassed wealth, should be questioned and if found guilty, grilled.

Moreover, control over News Channels is imminent as they sensationalize silly matters by drawing the names of honorable judges. The damage they cause to respectable persons is beyond any reckon even if the person under allegation proves his innocence later. The channels should not be given an upper hand to say about a person whether guilty or not. Instances are many where channel findings have later proved to be wrong. It is also impending to inquire whether channels get a payback from persons under their scanner.

And the question is: can we trust channels as we did in the case of the Indian judicial. The "land of God" became a perverse sex country where fraud politicians, corrupt judges and shady channels dictate matters. We need computer aided judgment machinery as judges are human beings and they are prone to corruption.

K A Solaman