He wrote to the high court, saying it was an issue of "serious concern" for children visiting the parks and their deplorable condition was a "violation of human rights of children".
In the letter, Justice Joseph said he found that slides were broken, swings were not properly maintained, there was no fountain working and in the Lake Park, there was no lake.
"In both the parks, I could infer that there was no responsible authority maintaining it. There was no one to guide the children. I feel there is serious violation of human rights of the children as it is their right in their tender times to have a decent environment to play and frolic around."
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