Supreme Court judge angry with the statement of less work, said- work is done till midnight even during holidays

'Judges also have to do their homework'
Justice Dutta said, 'Mr Sibal, the unfortunate thing is that despite the efforts we have made as judges, we have to hear that judges do very little.' He said that judges also have to do their homework. The Supreme Court said, 'The judge is not in front of us. They cannot tell who stopped them from giving the verdict. Therefore, the benefit (of doubt) should be given to them.'

'Delay in decision affects people'
Sibal said that the delay in delivering the verdict impacts the citizens. “You allow cognizance (of the ED prosecution complaint) and my petition becomes meaningless,” he said. This is a matter of personal freedom. This is very sad. All of them are High Court judges. The bench said it could only hope and trust that the courts dispose of the cases expeditiously. Sibal said, 'This is happening every day in the High Court. There is no one to listen to our case and no one to decide. People go to courts in matters of personal liberty. Whatever you say, but this is true.

'Even during holidays one has to work till midnight'
Quoting an article published in the newspaper, Justice Dutta said, 'Even during holidays, we are working till midnight and those who say all these things are part of the government.' He said, 'Not a single appeal from the Center or the State comes to the Supreme Court within the stipulated time limit of 60 or 90 days. They all apply for condonation of this delay. Justice Dutta said, 'Those who criticize the judiciary should think about these things. A simple appeal for which 90 days or 60 days time is given, the officials do not come on time and say that we do less work.

'Judges working in two shifts'
Additional Solicitor General SV Raju, appearing for the ED, said he was in favor of vacation in the courts. Raju said, 'In the recent case, I have granted leave. I said that the courts are entitled to leave because they are working in two shifts. Sibal acknowledged the workload on judges in the country. He said, 'This is the country where the workload on judges is the highest. In no other country do judges have this much workload. We all know this.

The bench said that cases related to personal liberty should be decided expeditiously and there is no dispute in this. The bench said, 'This court itself has given guidelines that if a case is not decided within three months, a party can approach the Chief Justice of the High Court and seek transfer of the case to some other judge. Can demand. Can.' Justice Sharma said he has been in four high courts and such cases are decided on top priority. “I don't want to say anything else,” Sibal said.