The Judiciary is the third organ of the government. It administers justice to the citizens of the country. For this. Taluka Courts, District Courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court have been established in the country. Taluka Courts are the foundation of the Indian Judiciary; while the Supreme Court is at the top. The Indian Union has a constant, uniform, integrated and independent Judiciary for the whole country.
In the Judiciary of our country, justice is given for both types of complaints - civil cases and criminal cases. Complaints for the right to a house, land or other property are called 'civil cases'. While complaints about theft. loot. murder, combating, etc. are called 'criminal cases'.