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the grounded lines pick up unwanted signal. if it is not grounded then it will be useless. the negative polarity of the shield lines prevent other signals from entering the shielded signal.
In IC packages, the ground plane is usually a large metal plate below the die. Thus, you can have a very clean and low resistance ground line and can have a large number of ground pins with no additional external connections.
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