India has a pathetic legal system. The whole world knows. About 50 million cases are pending in the Indian courts.
Is this acceptable? The answer is NO. A big no.
Cases are made when the plaintiff is suffering beyond normal hardship. Taking birth in India itself is a hardship. Then bear the oppression by the British, King Babar, or the Government of India is essentially the same.
If the Babri Mosque was demolished for its bad reference in history, then India’s parliament should be equally demolished for its pathetic education level, its pathetic transparency, and its pathetic level of honesty.
I have got an injunction from San Mateo, California Superior Court against a Chinese origin person. India’s Government is seeking leverage in my personal matter.
The Prime Minister of India is seeking leverage in a poor Indian guy’s already horrible situation is a shame on his position. He holds the supreme place in the biggest democracy of the world. He trying to take advantage of a poor Indian’s life is worse than King Babar invading a Hindu nation. An injunction gets approved with a lot of difficulty. You need to be almost in a lawsuit-winning position to win an injunction. The court is not going to be ashamed of giving you an injunction later.
Indians don’t like to follow the court orders. They will always go around. They will say, how about giving a bribe instead. The bribe comes from mistakes. Nobody gives a bribe because they are correct. They give bribe because they are at fault.
Mr Ajit Doval once gave a bribe of Rs 1 Crore. He is still holding a Government position. Mr Narendra Modi doesn’t have an alternative to Mr Ajit Doval.
Same story again. Thoda Bohot Corruption To Chalta Hai.
Mr Ajit Doval hates Indira Gandhi surging inside the Golden Temple to remove the terrorists. Now, what answer does he have for the 1 Crore bribe he has given to harm an innocent person like me?
The answer is simple. With 50 million pending cases, I will not opt for Made in India for sure. It tells how fragile the Indian businesses are when it comes to Intellectual Property laws.