Courts in Kerala often asks political parties not to make court their political playground. This question prompts one to think this situation has been brought out by courts themselves.
Of late in Kerala, politics has become a tool not for the use of common man but for the personal gain of politicians. Courts admit all and sundry cases filed by politicians and comment on it. These comments are then used by one group to beat the other and the play then repeats. This would stop only if the court pays the same attention to layman's cases. The priority given to political cases must be stopped and all cases should be heard and settled in their order of registration. When innumerable cases filed by common man are pending for disposal in courts it is highly objectional to give importance to political cases.
If the cases are heard in the order of registration there is no need for the court to play politics by asking questions of the sort: " Is court a political play ground?"
K A Solaman
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