The time has now come to revisit the whole process of the judiciary, whole process of investigation, whole process of laws

'There shouldn't only be reactions and talking, but a consistent system of law, justice and also preventive methods,' Moily said to NDTV channel. 

'I would say that the time has now come to revisit the whole process of the judiciary, whole process of investigation, whole process of laws,' asserted Moily. 

The law minister said there was 'no fear of law, no fear of wrongdoing, sometimes deliberately or by their own omissions'. 

'Culprits should be punished and victims should be compensated properly...Comprehensive stand-alone law is needed for this,' he said.

Moily said the verdict on Bhopal gas tragedy was a 'case of justice not being delayed but being buried'.

'The anguish among people is natural, we need to take this further and bring this to a logical end,' he said.  

'This reflects the integrity of the investigating officer. The Investigating officer has his own powers. He shouldn't worry about interference with other bodies. I hold him responsible and culpable. The officers should discharge their duties properly,' Moily said hitting back at the retired official's statement.