Allahabad HC Judge Reserves Verdict After Marathon 30-Case Hearing: "I'm Hungry, Tired"

• Justice Subhash Vidyarthi of Allahabad High Court's Lucknow bench reserved a judgment after hearing 30 cases until 7 PM, citing hunger and fatigue.
• The judge stated he was not in a position to dictate a judgment after a continuous hearing from morning.
• His court had a heavy workload of 235 cases listed for the day, including 92 new cases.
• A critical case, remanded by the Supreme Court with a 6-month deadline expiring that day, was heard until late evening.
• The incident highlights the immense pressure and workload faced by judges in Indian courts, sparking debate in legal circles.