Justice is delayed due to ignorance of law: Justice Abdul Nazeer
Release of ‘The Wheel of Justice’ of Dr M Veerappa Moily
Mangaluru, December 24: Supreme Court Judge Justice S Abdul Nazeer attributed the delay in justice to the ignorance of law and financial problem.
Releasing the book ‘The Wheel of Justice’ written by former union minister Dr M Veerappa Moily at the district court complex here on Monday, Justice Nazeer said that as reformation was brought in judicial system, the process of disposal of cases was accelerated. This book was deserved to become a debatable subject in national level to find solutions to various lacunas in the judiciary, he said.
Book is a collection of knowledge of world legal experts
Writer Dr M Veerappa Moily said that “based on my experience as an advocate and law minister, I had conducted research and held discussions with the world legal experts to write the book. So, this is not only my contribution. But this is a collection of experiences and knowledge of legal experts of the world”, he analysed.
District judge Kadur Satyanarayan Achar, MLC Ivan D’Souza, advocates MK Vijay Kumar, PP Hegde, Dinakar Shetty and others were present.
Mangaluru Bar Association president MR Ballal welcomed. Justice S Abdul Nazeer felicitated newly appointed district judge Yadav Karkera on the occasion. Mangaluru Bar Association felicitated Dr M Veerappa Moily.
Let Moily become PM: Justice Nazeer
“Dr M Veerappa Moily has all-in-one personality. He has identified himself as chief minister, union minister, writer and social worker. He has experienced all stages of politics. Now the remaining positions are prime minister, vice president and president. Let him become the prime minister of the country”, Justice Nazeer wished.
Justice Nazeer started his speech in Tulu
Though English has occupied the entire programme including welcome, comparing, Supreme Court Judge Justice S Abdul Nazeer began his speech in Tulu language.
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Air India flights to North America, Europe to use alternative routes
New Delhi (PTI): Air India will operate its flights to North America and Europe using alternative routes over available airspaces in the Middle East and cancel six flights to various European cities on March 2.
The airline, which cancelled 50 international flights on Sunday, said it would extend suspension of all flights to and from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Qatar till 23:59 hours (IST) on March 2.
In a post on X on Sunday, the carrier said six flights, including Amritsar-Birmingham (AI117) and Birmingham-Delhi (AI114), would be cancelled on Monday.
Besides, AI151 and A152 flights between Delhi and Zurich, as well as AI157 and AI158 flights between Delhi and Copenhagen, would be cancelled on Monday.
“All other flights to North America and Europe will operate as per schedule using alternative routings over available airspaces in the Middle East, which is expected to add to the flying times.
"Additionally, flights to New York (JFK) and Newark (Liberty International) will operate with technical stops at Rome (Fiumicino Airport)," Air India said.
With stops in Rome, the flying time for Air India flights to North America would increase and also result in increased operating expenses.
Since the Iran and Iraq airspaces remain closed, officials said the airline would take the Egypt route to reach Europe, which would mean 30-40 minutes of additional flying time.
The flights would take the route through Oman, the southern part of Saudi Arabia and Egypt for European and North American destinations, the officials added.
The airline also said that it continues to closely monitor the situation and has carefully assessed the evolving circumstances across multiple parameters, including safety, security, airspace availability, and operational feasibility, before deciding on these operations for March 2.
In the wake of the escalating Middle East crisis, flight operations have been significantly disrupted, with the civil aviation ministry saying Indian carriers cancelled 350 international flights on Sunday.
