Supreme Court's Casual Remark on Walkway Safety Sparks Debate on Infrastructure and Pending Cases
A playful comment by Supreme Court judges regarding pedestrian safety has triggered discussions on civic infrastructure and a staggering backlog of 95,000 cases.
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NEW DELHI: A casual observation made by Supreme Court judges concerning pedestrian safety in the vicinity of the judicial complex has generated broader conversations regarding civic infrastructure as well as the institution's massive backlog of 95,000 pending cases. While the remark was initially delivered in a lighthearted manner, it quickly drew public and professional attention to the state of urban pedestrian facilities and the ongoing challenges of judicial delays.
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Published 20 Oct 2026 · Updated 20 Oct 2026
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