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Justice for Sale: Rise of Judicial Scandals in India

Justice for Sale: Rise of Judicial Scandals in India

Bhushan Pareek, Bharat

Paperback

Medical Reference

ISBN13: 9798316065127
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 29 2025
Pages: 276
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.62 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Justice for Sale: The Rise of Judicial Scandals in India is a ground-breaking exposé on the unsettling crisis that haunts one of the world's largest democracies-India's judiciary. Authored by veteran legal practitioner and human rights advocate Bharat Bhushan Pareek, this deeply researched and courageously written book unmasks the troubling underbelly of India's judicial institutions. With over 36 years of legal experience and a body of work rooted in defending constitutional rights, Pareek undertakes a bold mission to confront an uncomfortable truth: justice in India is no longer immune from corruption, favoritism, and systemic decay. The Indian judiciary, long held as the guardian of constitutional morality and the final arbiter of justice, is portrayed in this volume not through the lens of ceremonial rhetoric, but as an institution struggling under the weight of its own contradictions. While courts are celebrated for upholding democracy and delivering landmark judgments, they are also riddled with internal scandals, opaque procedures, unethical conduct, nepotism, and at times, criminal behavior. This book dissects that paradox with fearless precision and offers a mirror to an institution that often shuns self-reflection.Structured meticulously across more than 25 chapters, Justice for Sale is both a documentation and a diagnosis. It chronicles real-life cases of judicial corruption, controversial appointments, manipulation of bench rosters, selective judgments, mysterious deaths, ignored whistleblowers, and the pervasive silence that shields the guilty. But more than that, the book raises critical questions: Who watches the judges? What happens when the protectors of the Constitution become violators of its spirit? Why do systemic safeguards fail when the misconduct originates from the bench itself?

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