New Delhi: President Ram Nath Kovind on a go to to Jabalpur, attended the Maha Aarti of Mother Narmada at Gwarighat on Saturday (March 6). The president was accompanied by Governor Anandiben Patel, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Union Minister for Culture and Tourism Prahlad Patel. Ram Nath Kovind is the primary president of the nation to attend Mahaaarti of Maa Narmada.
The president, on his two-day journey, was scheduled to inaugurate the All India State Judicial Academies Directors’ Retreat at a operate to be held at Manas Bhawan. While talking on the occasion, the president emphasised on implementation of a judicial system wherein obstacles behind the delay in supply of justice might be eliminated to guarantee well timed justice.
The president mentioned that the target of the judicial system is not merely to resolve disputes, but also to uphold justice within the society.
“The objective of the judicial system is not merely to resolve disputes, but also to uphold justice and one way to uphold justice is to remove obstacles like delay in the delivery of justice. Justice is not delayed only by lack of court`s functioning or system,” mentioned president Kovind.
The President also careworn upon the necessity to introduce the use of know-how in all judicial processes for quick supply of justice.
“To provide speedy delivery of justice, it is essential that besides extensive judicial training, there is a need to introduce the use of technology in our judicial processes. Due to the increasing number of cases, it becomes necessary to understand the issues in correct perspectives and make accurate decisions in a short time. The introduction of new laws, extensive changes in the nature of litigation and the need to settle cases in a time-bound manner have also made it imperative for judges to have up-to-date knowledge of the law and procedures,” mentioned the President.
He additional mentioned that over 18,000 courts have been computerized within the nation. The president mentioned, “Another benefit of this technological intervention is that due to these initiatives, use of papers has decreased, which helps conserve the natural resources.”
“We, the folks of India, have excessive expectations from the judiciary. Society expects judges to be educated, prudent, affectionate, dignified and neutral. Quality is given extra significance than numbers within the judicial system. And, to meet these necessities, it is extremely necessary to maintain updating the coaching procedures, data, know-how, and judicial abilities. Thus, even on the induction stage and in-service coaching, the function of state judicial academies turns into crucial in educating judges in a fashion to measure up to expectation,” the president mentioned.
