u/AspireNExecute

In India, court cases aren’t resolved — they’re inherited.

Grandfather files the case.

Father attends hearings.

Son waits for the next adjournment.

“Justice delayed is justice denied” has become less of a principle and more of a system description.

At this point, the judiciary isn’t just overburdened. It’s functioning on geological timescales.

It's personal experience btw.

It's as if children are raised without a strong father figure.