Ashthapradhan Judicial System

In the world, there are 8 types of crimes such as family crimes, social crimes, industrial crimes, prestigious crimes, punitive crimes, cultural crimes, and international crimes. Therefore, to prevent these 8 types of crimes and to deliver justice, there are 8 types of courts. This is called the Ashthapradhan Judicial System. The system that connects all 8 types of courts—Family Court, Social Court, Industrial Court, Government Court, Prestigious Court, Punitive Court, Cultural Court, and International Court—is called the Ashthapradhan Judicial System.

1. Family Court

Family crimes include domestic disputes, property division, and injustices related to immoral relationships. To prevent such injustice and punish the offender, it is necessary to establish a special court, called the Family Court. All cases related to family crimes should be handled only in the Family Court. Lawyers and judges of the Family Court should have training and licenses only related to family crimes.

2. Social Court

Social crimes include violations of social rules, such as using public spaces without permission for private purposes, polluting public places, violating traffic rules, etc. All cases related to social crimes should be handled only in the Social Court. Lawyers and judges of the Social Court should have training and licenses only related to social crimes.

3. Industrial Court

Industrial crimes include violations of industrial rules, such as operating industries without permission, tax evasion, producing fake or illegal goods, misconduct or fraud between entrepreneurs and customers, etc. All cases related to industrial crimes should be handled only in the Industrial Court. Lawyers and judges of the Industrial Court should have training and licenses only related to industrial crimes.

4. Government Court

Government crimes include corruption by all government employees, officers, police, judges, ministers, etc. All crimes related to government institutions and national revenue fall under government crimes. All such cases should be handled only in the Government Court. Lawyers and judges of the Government Court should have training and licenses only related to government crimes.

5. Prestigious Court

Prestigious crimes include insulting a respected person of the country or creating false stories to defame their character. Not every insult made in anger is considered a prestigious crime; only insulting a prestigious person is considered such a crime. Humans are prone to mistakes, so even a prestigious person can make mistakes. Therefore, everyone should have the right to publish the mistakes of a prestigious person, but insulting a prestigious person without fault is a prestigious crime. All cases related to prestigious crimes should be handled only in the Prestigious Court. Lawyers and judges of the Prestigious Court should have training and licenses only related to prestigious crimes.

6. Punitive Court

Punitive crimes include theft, fraud, violence, murder, rape, and treason. For immediate action on such crimes, there should be Punitive Courts. In these courts, judges and executioners should go to the offender and take immediate legal action to deliver instant punishment. While other courts may be fixed in one place, the Punitive Court should be a moving court. The judge should personally inspect the crime scene. All cases related to punitive crimes should be handled only in the Punitive Court. The executioners, lawyers, and judges of the Punitive Court should have training and licenses only related to punitive crimes. For delivering punishment, the judge should always be accompanied by an executioner and security personnel.

7. Cultural Court
Cultural crimes include creating obstacles in cultural festivals of any society, insulting the culture of a society, insulting deities, religious leaders, or social reformers, etc. All cases related to cultural crimes should be handled only in the Cultural Court. Lawyers and judges of the Cultural Court should have training and licenses only related to cultural crimes.

8. International Court

International crimes include international industrial misconduct or a criminal fleeing abroad. All cases related to international crimes should be handled only in the International Court. Lawyers and judges of the International Court should have training and licenses only related to international crimes.

9. Ashtangik Court

A criminal may commit more than one type of crime. Therefore, instead of taking such a criminal to multiple courts, it is better to take them to the Ashtangik Court, where lawyers and judges from all eight types of courts should be present on one bench and work together on the same case. A criminal with only one type of crime should be taken to the specific court related to that crime and not to the Ashtangik Court. Only criminals with two or more different categories of crimes should be taken to the Ashtangik Court. All cases related to such multi-category crimes should be handled only in the Ashtangik Court. Lawyers and judges in the Ashtangik Court should have training and licenses related to all eight types of crimes. A lawyer or judge can receive training in more than one court and can be trained in all 8 types of courts.

Rules for Criminals

There should be only 5 rules for punishing criminals in all courts:

1. Until a crime is proven, the person should not be sent to jail; they should be kept under house arrest. Until evidence is found, no legal punishment should be given to any accused person.

2. Any legal case should not continue for more than 6 months. If no evidence is found within 6 months, or even if there is a possibility of finding evidence, the case should be suspended indefinitely, the accused should be declared innocent, and the police should be ordered to collect evidence. However, the accused should not be punished in any way.

3. After evidence is found and the crime is proven, no criminal should be pardoned; immediate punishment should be given. There should be no delay in delivering punishment after proof. If, even after being proven guilty, the criminal is not punished within 3 months, then all those responsible for the delay—judges, lawyers, police, officers, ministers, etc.—should be punished.

4. Police, lawyers, and judges who engage in corruption to protect a criminal should receive the same punishment that the criminal would receive.

5. Anyone who files a false case out of personal enmity, violates the dignity of the court, or traps an innocent citizen in a false case should be declared fully guilty of that case and given the complete punishment. If there is a false case or lack of evidence, no action should be taken against either the complainant or the accused, but those who present false evidence must be punished.

Conclusion 

In India there was an Ashtapradhan judicial system. Foreign invaders, after coming to India, ended this Ashtapradhan judicial system and merged all 8 types of courts into one court, so that the entire judicial system could be captured. After India’s independence, the foreign judicial system should have been ended and the Indian Ashtapradhan judicial system should have been established, but due to removing the knowledge of Indian culture and civilization from India’s education system, no Indian has awareness of their own Ashtapradhan judicial system.

Even today, the Indian Constitution stops the citizens of India from teaching India’s culture and civilization in Indian educational institutions, and makes Indians ignorant towards their own culture, and instead of opposing this, Indians have accepted it. In India’s education system there should have been cultural subjects, in which the culture of all states could be taught. By snatching religion and culture from India, the existence of India can be erased; despite having this awareness, an article was added in the Indian Constitution that in government educational institutions no culture will be taught. Whereas in government educational institutions, teaching all cultures of the country should have been mandatory. 

Today there is a need to end India’s caste-based and foreign copied-based Constitution and create a new humanity-based Indian Constitution, and along with this, there is a need to end the foreign judicial system and establish the Ashtapradhan judicial system. All Indians should accept the Ashtapradhan judicial system, only then justice will be established in India and India will again become Vishwaguru.

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