@kapilhere, @june1990: As I have said numerous times. Cases are not being processed in chronological order. That would be a virtual impossibility. If they were, CIC would admit maybe 100 cases a year. There is no temporal connection to the cases being processed. They are connected by groupings that CIC has assigned them.
A typical queue, like one you would find at a government office or a bank is known as a first-in-first-out queue -- a FIFO. If you went to the bank, and the person in front of you was told to go to the corner for 30 minutes, would the bank stop processing customers from the queue? The reality is no. The bank would go out of business. Consider that 30 minutes to be something like a civil document request, or a medical. Now, would you want to have to wait for that person to finish that time? When the event is completed, they end up back in the queue after a number of other cases have been addressed. Meaning there is entropy applied to the timing. The only reason it may appear that cases are processed in order is because of the groupings CIC was using in the past. They would rarely be processed in order.
That said, every case has it's own unique challenges. That means that every case will also have a unique timeline. So, although I understand that people want to complete the process as fast as possible, and they feel jealousy or upset when others after them complete the process, it's all relating to the challenges contained within the case.
So, celebrate with the people and posters whom you have commiserated with. It's not their desire or fault that their case had challenges that could be overcome quickly.
