Indian Legal system favors the rich and is stacking the poor. We all know that the judgment of Jessica Lal’s murder case has come as a closure of something. Dozens of people witnessed the killing inspite of that all the 9 high profile accused walked off like free birds. With efforts of media and her family members, people have became aware about misuse of power by politicians, bureaucrats and public outrage has build up across the country over the acquittal of all the nine accused .



Tarun is shocked and demoralized by the way our Indian judiciary is working and is feeling threat to his life as well as life of a common man as well.

it is a sad to know Manu Sharma prime accused of Jessica Lal’s murder case was acquitted today. I guess, ‘It happens only in India’ well if it does then, I have started feeling for my life and a fear for those who are like me as well..

Saakshi O. Juneja writes that now even Delhi police is ready to tell public about the officials who are involved in tampering of evidence.

Finally on 27th Feb 2006, Delhi Police Commissioner Krishna Kant Paul made a public announcement of the decision taken by the Delhi Police to challenge the verdict in the Jessica Lal murder case in High Court. ...

Mayank has tried to raise questions that Courts alone can’t be blamed for injustice done to Jessica lal murder case and has shown pity for those who turned hostile.



Neha is very disillusioned and thinks this is the fate of a high profile case but what is gonna happen in cases where there is no media , no public outcry.she says that problem is not with system but with our attitudes.

was feeling very disillusioned with the entire system after the recent verdict in the Jessica Lal murder case. If someone can get away by committing a murder in front of hundreds of people then what do we talk about the credibilty of ...