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Leadership | Beyond backlog: Roadmap for criminal justice system

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By Kiran Bedi
| HT Syndication
India, July 19 -- India's criminal justice system is often discussed in terms of one number-the mounting backlog of criminal cases. The question most frequently asked is: How do we clear the backlog? It is a legitimate concern. Yet, it is not the most important one. The more fundamental question is: How do we build a criminal justice system that prevents such backlogs from becoming a permanent feature of our democracy?
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Leadership | Beyond backlog: Roadmap for criminal justice system

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By Kiran Bedi
| Hindustan Times Verified
India’s criminal justice system is often discussed in terms of one number—the mounting backlog of criminal cases. The question most frequently asked is: How do we clear the backlog? It is a legitimate concern. Yet, it is not the most important one. India’s criminal justice system resembles a convoy rather than a collection of independent vehicles. The more fundamental question is: How do we build a criminal justice system that prevents such backlogs from becoming a permanent feature of our democracy?
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Leadership | Administrative lessons from a breach of trust

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By Kiran Bedi
| MSN India Verified
Kiran Bedi Some institutions embody public faith and collective aspiration, sustained by the trust and contributions of millions. When such an institution faces a major breach of trust, the damage extends beyond financial loss—it erodes confidence and wounds public sentiment. The central question is clear: Could this have been prevented?
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