Justice is not just what is declared by the court, because the decision pronounced by the court is based on the facts and evidence presented by the parties.

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Just as a river originating from the Himalayas culminates in its merger with the sea, in the same way, the journey of justice culminates in a completely clean decision. Just as a river, even while wanting water, reaches its destination due to the cumbersome arrangements, similarly, a litigant, even while wanting it, reaches his final destination due to his ignorance sometimes or due to the system sometimes, with impurities in his journey of justice. That is why the purity of the evidence presented by the parties is very important in the court.

 

Therefore, it is necessary for the litigant to be aware of the right path of justice. He should be aware of the impurities and how to avoid them. And if, due to some calamity, he has come to the court with impurities, then how to stop it, for this, we will make all efforts from this page onwards.

 

So that the litigant not only reaches the court through the right path with complete purity, but can also stop the impurities being brought by the opposition. So that the culmination of his journey of justice can be cool, sweet and pleasant for everyone, like the water flowing from the Himalayas.

The text appears to be about the importance of truth and justice in the Indian legal system. It emphasizes the need for evidence to be presented honestly and for litigants to be aware of their rights.