The system reeks of corruption and the judiciary can't do anything about it. I don't agree with that. The judiciary can't make evidence against somebody. If the investigation itself is dishonest and we feel that in many cases, when people know some people are guilty and yet the court finds no case, not because the court is at fault, but because the investigation has not been conducted properly. Because there are lots of political pressures and vested interests.
Courts decide cases based on evidence.
Courts cannot clean up the system. They cannot change a corrupt system into a pure system. Because the court itself is protected under the Constitution, we see only the positive side of the courts. The court itself has to start looking inwards and see whether this kind of malaise has crept into that institution also. It cannot be that the rest of society is corrupt, and the judiciary is completely free from it all.