India's fast-track courts, meant to expedite justice, face a backlog of 2.5 lakh cases, including 1.4 lakh rape and Pocso cases from last year. Only 66,500 cases were disposed of, highlighting systemic delays. The slow processing impacts victims' rights and legal accountability. This backlog underscores challenges in judicial efficiency and resource allocation.
India's fast-track courts, meant to expedite justice, face a backlog of 2.5 lakh cases, including 1.4 lakh rape and Pocso cases from last year. Only 66,500 cases were disposed of, highlighting systemic delays. The slow processing impacts victims' rights and legal accountability. This backlog underscores challenges in judicial efficiency and resource allocation.