Question

Justice knows neither frindship nor enimity discuss this ststement in the light of god lives in the panch

Answer 1

Justice knows neither friend nor foe , as it is God who renders it and the "panch" who pronounces the verdict speaks the voice of God. God lives in the Panch is a perfect example of this statement. Here , we get to see , that in the first case, Alagu impartial and gives his verdict against his dear friend, though he was aware of the consequences of such a doing. In the second case , we see that Jumman does not pronounce his verdict against Alagu , in spite of the differences between the friends in the previous panchayat. From this , we can justify the fact that "justice knows neither friend nor enemy"

Answer 2

Jumman Sheikh was a very bad person because his aunt his aunt had a plot of land in her name and Jumman feed her well, he respected her and behaved well with her. But when the aunt made the plot to his name he ill treated her and did not give her food. Jumman had a good friend named Algu who was a Hindu but still he had maintained his friendship with him. Though they were of two different religion their thinking matched. 
But when Jumman’s aunt called the Panchayat; Algu was one of the Panchs who had to listen to both side i.e., of the aunt & his best friend, Jumman's. Jumman thought his friend would take his side but he did not it is because he realized that his friend was wrong. 

Jumman was angry and wanted to take revenge, but he lacked oppurtunity. But then got the oppurtunity to be one of the Panchs when the Panchaya was called against Algu; inspite of his thought of taking revenge. Jumman took the side of Algu as he was right.

This shows clearly that either friendship or enemity cannot effect the right judgement of The Panchs (who are considered to think selflessly without any partiality) .