"Noida: District Judge of Gautam Buddha Nagar set an example
Instant transfer of the peon who takes money in lieu of date of hearing.
"Even if people get justice after many years due to dates being fixed in the courts, but if we talk about corruption in the court premises, now there is a PL judge who seems serious about the dignity of the court. All that is needed is to send such a complaint to him. Yes, on one such verbal complaint, Judge Sahia of Gautam Buddh Nagar set an example by transferring the bribe-taking peon with immediate effect.
The District Judge transferred the peon on the basis of a mere verbal complaint of corruption in Gautam Budh Nagar Court. The District Judge took the peon's complaint seriously and as a result, the plaintiff was transferred to the District Judge.
I was convinced that the person was honest. Vijay Saxena's case number 364/2013 regarding his plot is pending in Noida Court. A complaint was made to the district judge that the peon was demanding Rs. 100 from the party Vijay on every date. On receiving the complaint, District Judge Sahiba Gautam Buddh Nagar sent the peon to the record room. The plaintiff also made a written complaint regarding this to the District Judge later through the registry. On January 03, 2014, Vijay Saxena's land related case was going on in the civil court.
When the peon asked Vijay Saxena for money in exchange for an advance date of hearing, Saxena's lawyer Dev Datt Arya was with him. Who is also a Supreme Court advocate. The peon insisted on taking Rs. 100 in exchange for giving an advance date. Saxena due to compulsion he agreed to give 50 rupees to the peon. A dying man will do anything, Fulfilling this saying, he kept quiet thinking that it was for his own good. The lawyer found the amount of Rs. 50 less and said that he would not work for less money in future. Majboor Saxena paid Rs. 100 and got an advance date on 24 February 2014.
The lawyer did not like all this. Together with Vijay Saxena the editor of Ganga Mahima Ashok Sharma a complaint was made to the District Magistrate with the intention of putting an end to the corruption being done by the Peshkar, on which she took immediate action and transferred the Peshkar to the record room with immediate effect. People who witnessed this incident discussed that getting immediate results after filing a complaint will increase people's faith in the law." -Ashank Shama
Ganga Mahima's editor Ashok Sharma along with Vijay Satyasena made a complaint to the district judge with the intention of putting an end to the corruption being done by the peon, but taking prompt action, she transferred the peon to the record room with immediate effect."
