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“Anita Gets Bail: What Are Our Courts Doing? What Should We Do About Them?” by Arun Shourie is a thought-provoking critique of the Indian judicial system. Through a series of real-life cases and experiences, Shourie examines the functioning, inefficiencies, and challenges of the Indian courts, shedding light on how the legal system often fails to deliver timely justice to ordinary citizens.
The book begins with the story of Anita, a 21-year-old who endured a prolonged legal ordeal before being granted bail, using her experience as a lens to explore broader issues like judicial delays, excessive litigation, and the burden on the court system. Shourie delves into instances of judicial overreach, corruption, and inconsistencies in verdicts, questioning the accountability of the judiciary and the impact on ordinary people’s lives.
Blending case studies, legal analysis, and personal reflections, “Anita Gets Bail” is a compelling call for reform, urging citizens, policymakers, and legal practitioners to rethink how justice is administered in India. It’s an essential read for those interested in law, governance, and the pursuit of a fairer judicial system.
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