New criminal court to come in Yerawada

The Minister of State of Union Murlidhar Mohol took part in the event; SC Justice Prasanna Varale; and Bombay High Court (HC) Justices Revati Mohite-Res, Sandep Marne and Arif's doctor, among other things.

Justice Oka emphasized that both judges and lawyers work hard to ensure the common legal disputes for the common legal dispute that Pune is the largest judicial district of the country. Maharashtra has 5.76 million pending cases, of which 3.87 million are criminal proceedings. Pune alone accounts for 743,000 pending cases and accounts for 12 to 13% of the total number of cases, with 31% of cases being pending over five years. In order to tackle this deficit, Justice Oka emphasized the need to decentralize dishes and the improvement of the judicial infrastructure.

Justice Varale noticed that the constitution should not only be regarded as a document, but as a guiding principle for life. He emphasized the need to adopt and implement constitutional values ​​and asked Maharashtra to preserve his progressive and developmental legacy.

Union Minister Mohol pointed out that the growing population of Pune and the increasing number of cases have significantly stressed the judicial system and that the new criminal court in Yerawada will help to alleviate the overload in the event of existing courts, including the premises of the Shivajinagar Court.

Justice Revati Mohite-Dire has emphasized the urgent need for new dishes due to increasing legal disputes. She said that there are two new buildings within the Shivajinagar Court -one with 14 court halls and the other that is dedicated to eight Pocso dishes (protection of children from sexual crimes). The newly opened Yerawada building will accommodate 28 court halls. She said that the state government quickly provided the necessary funds for the judicial infrastructure.

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Justice Ababay Oka opens Legal Services Camp & Government Programs Fair in Saswad

HT correspondent

Punetters@hindustantimes.com

Pune: Supreme Court (SC) Justice Oka on Sunday opened a casual camp and a government fair at Waghire College in Saswad. The preamble of the Indian constitution guarantees all citizens of economic and social justice, whereby economic equality is an important principle, and the government programs must effectively achieve the intended beneficiaries in order to achieve this, said Justice Oka when it comes to inauguration.

The event was organized jointly by the National Legal Services Authority. Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority; District Legal Services Authority, Pune; and Taluka Legal Services Committee, Saswad.