Nedumpara

My Philosophy

The fact that I do not approve of family dynasties—whether in the Congress, the DMK, the Akalis or the Thackerays—does not mean that I support the BJP. I support whoever does the right thing. It does not matter who does it: whoever is right is right, and whoever is wrong is wrong. I stand with […]

My Philosophy

The fact that I do not approve of family dynasties—whether in the Congress, the DMK, the Akalis or the Thackerays—does not mean that I support the BJP. I support whoever does the right thing. It does not matter who does it: whoever is right is right, and whoever is wrong is wrong. I stand with […]

Drops of water hollow a stone; persistence pays. Fathima Cashew, an MSME, has almost won the battle after its case was dismissed unjustly umpteen times. Read the order of the Kerala High Court.

Persistence is one principle I firmly believe in: nothing is impossible if you persist. If an objective we seek to achieve is attainable, rational, sensible, legitimate, legal, moral, and ethical, then we must not abandon our efforts, regardless of the hurdles that arise. Repeated failures naturally make one feel disappointed and tempted to give up […]

Why I don’t fear unjust and corrupt judges. ​People often ask me, “Nedumpara Sir, you are openly criticizing judges, pointing out their mistakes, and speaking against corruption, yet you still have to appear before the very same judges. They may try to deny you justice or dismiss your case, so in such a scenario, we […]

I am not asking for the right to record the proceedings in which I appear as counsel. All I ask is that the Court preserve the records and, suo motu or upon application, furnish the audio or video recordings to me, as well as to other lawyers and litigants.

I am not asking for the right to record the proceedings in which I appear as counsel. All I ask is that the Court preserve the records and furnish the audio or video recordings to me, as well as to other lawyers and litigants. In our system, judges enjoy tyrannical powers. The Bar offers no […]

Representation against appointment of Mr. Anil K. Narendran and Mr. A.K. Jayasankar Nambiar, sons of former Judges of the High Court of Kerala, as Judges of the High Court, as also against filling up of the exalted office of the Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts almost exclusively by kith and kin of sitting and retired Judges of Supreme Court, High Courts as also by elite class of lawyers of big law firms

THE NATIONAL LAWYERS’ CAMPAIGN FOR JUDICIAL TRANSPARENCY AND REFORMS304, Hari Chambers, 3rd Floor, 54/68 SBS Marg, Near Lion Gate, Fort Mumbai- 400 023E-Mail: aminrohini@gmail.com, mathewsjnedumpara@gmail.comCell # +91 9594 89 74 69 , 022 22626634 Mathews J. NedumparaPresident Mrs. Rohini M. Amin Ms.Sophia Pinto Mr. K. LingarajaMumbai- Vice President Vice President Delhi Vice President Mr. Navaneetha […]

Who becomes an amicus curiae ?

Amicus Curiae in theory means a friend of the court. However, in reality he or she is someone who knows the mind of the court and makes submissions to suit what the court has pre-decided.The court therefore appoints those lawyers who are part of the elite lobby of lawyers and judges in the Supreme Court […]

The Supreme Court, which asserts jurisdiction over anything and everything under the sun, does not even spare the Supreme Court Bar Association; what is the remedy?

Mathews J Nedumpara8th June 2026. Our Constitution contemplates the legislature, executive and judiciary to be separate and independent wings of the State with the press as the fourth estate. The power of legislation is vested in the exclusive domain of the legislature. The record of a Parliament binds all, for we all as citizens are […]

Sabarimala case, an unthinkable waste of judicial time

A nine-judge Bench Supreme Court of India has concluded it’s hearing of the Sabarimala case. It took 16 days. The Supreme Court sits in Division Bench of 2 or 3 judges. A maximum of 17 Benches. 5 hours a day and 200 days in a year. Maximum of 17000 hours. To constitute the 9 judge […]