Former Delhi HC judge describes daily pressures of case loads and court work

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Retired Delhi High Court judge Justice Poonam A Bamba has offered a look at how the courts actually function. She points to the heavy strain judges carry while handling large numbers of cases and extensive paperwork. Bamba also credits court staff, including stenographers and police officers, for roles that are essential yet rarely noticed. She notes the emotional weight judges carry during trials. Her remarks encourage citizens to seek proper legal guidance when facing legal issues.

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