Pradeep Nandrajog, J.

1. Sh.Uma Shankar Pandey is a person who believes that he has been let down by the society and the State and therefore in desperation he turns to the legal system for help. This Bench had the benefit of hearing him for about two hours on September 23, 2013, an hour and a half on September 25, 2013 and for two hours on September 30, 2013. His arguments were full of verbosity, clichés, stray quotations and inchoate because he shoots off at a tangent in the midst of an argument; after making submissions on other points he reverts to the point from where he took off at a tangent. Statements of facts were liberally spiced with imaginaries and concoctions.

2. We would not be wrong to record that Sh.Uma Shankar Pandey understands the general nature of the legal issues which confront him, but unfortunately these are based on illusions and fantasies and therefore he is thoroughly confused with what is relevant. The result is that he not only files confusing, lengthy and repetitive applications but also makes submissions which are a strange mix of metaphors, requiring the same to be filtered to understand what he means. In his pursuit for the quest for illuso