Why National Justice Commission

There are more than 5.02 crore cases pending in various courts across India. Compared to developed countries, India has only 21 judges per million citizens, whereas in America, there are 107 judges per million citizens.

To provide timely justice through equipped centers, the National Justice Commission aims to save the common man's money and decrease pending court and administrative cases.

Why Don't the Poor Get Justice?

If a poor person fails to pay, he puts not only himself but his entire family at risk. Reaches behind the bars. Thus, we can conclude that The criminal justice system in India is anti-poor which jeopardizes the interests of the poor

Poor people are less able to access formal legal institutions for dispute resolution. Through the combined effect of these and other covert mechanisms, the poor get significantly worse outcomes on their journey to justice.

When a poor person fails to pay, they risk not only themselves but also their entire family. Many end up behind bars.

This shows that India's criminal justice system is often anti-poor, jeopardizing their interests. The poor struggle to access formal legal institutions, leading to significantly worse outcomes in their quest for justice. Through the National Justice Commission, we aim to bridge this gap and ensure equality in justice delivery.


National Justice Commission to protect the rights of the poor in the country And it has been created to provide them justice