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Nyay Yatra reaches Hyderabad
Nyay Yatra,’ a 35-day-long march from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Kutch to Kolkata highlighting the need for a ‘fair and fast’ justice delivery system reached Hyderabad on Tuesday evening. The Yatra took off from Raj Ghat in Delhi on January 30 and would be concluding on March 4, followed by a two-day convention at Jantar Mantar where a resolution of the demands would be passed, Bhagvanji Raiyani,
It is aimed at bringing pressure on the government to ensure justice to one and all
Hyderabad: ‘Nyay Yatra,’ a 35-day-long march from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Kutch to Kolkata highlighting the need for a ‘fair and fast’ justice delivery system reached Hyderabad on Tuesday evening. The Yatra took off from Raj Ghat in Delhi on January 30 and would be concluding on March 4, followed by a two-day convention at Jantar Mantar where a resolution of the demands would be passed, Bhagvanji Raiyani, Chairman of Forum for Fast Justice,
spearheading the movement, told reporters on Wednesday. “Justice should be delivered to the poor and the rich alike within three years (cases should be resolved within that period),” he said. Raiyani said eight months time would be given to the government to address their demand.
“If there is no positive response of initiation, then we will hold a nation-wide ‘Satyagrah’ based on Gandhian principles." A large network of centres of the ‘Forum for Fast Justice’ spread across the country is spearheading the movement with participants moving in vehicles to reach out to people with the message for fair and fast justice. The campaign is premised on the stand that ‘justice delayed is justice denied,’ they said.
