Chennai: Madras High Court has directed the registry to ensure that the campus is 100% friendly-friendly and elderly than becoming waste and green free.
“One Sunday, come with a flying broom and bucket, we will all clean up the campus of the High Court together.
I will also come,” said Chief Judge Sanjib Banerjee on Wednesday.
The first bench of the Chief Justice and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy made oral observations while hearing a request to move by N Rajkumar, trying to maintain a green and clean campus and a written statement with the suggestions to make the court campus more friendly to people with disabilities and the elderly.
Recording the same thing, the bench said, “Over the past few months or more, the campus has looked greener and cleaner than before.
However, this green and clean has come up with the cost of lawyers and lawyers who are stored because of the two pandemic surge.” Court later Directing the court (administration) of the court to see the suggestion and submit a report when this problem appears in the next six weeks.
“Panitaris will also see a matter of access called by the applicant, especially for disabled people, old citizens and others who might be weak.
Better lift facilities can also be explored, especially in the small causal court,” Judges.
said.
The clerk is also directed to show whether a wheelchair is available for people with disabilities to move.
“There may also be a need for more than one ambulance to be ready,” the court added and delayed the application until September 1 for further hearing.
‘Get a broom, let’s clean Madras High Court’
