NEW DELHI: Rijiju Kiren Law Minister of Rijiju said on Saturday said Penister Case had become a “challenge” and was in a lower court where “we really need to see with urgency”.
Rijiju said the government would always try to ensure not only the independence of justice but also to support and strengthen it.
Speaking of a function organized by the Indian Bar Board (BCI) to oversee the Chairman of the Head of India NV Ramana, the Minister of Law appreciates the Supreme Court and justice to set examples at times of challenging Pandemic Covid-19 by taking examples of many cases and providing some important assessment .
“But before ending my comments, I would say that people continue to raise one problem, fat cases, which have become a challenge for all of us.
We talk about the verin in the Supreme Court and in the High Court but in the High Court but if you look with Careful, it’s in a lower court where we really need to see with urgency, “he said.
He said when someone from a humble background expected justice, he handed everything for justice.
“And if justice is delayed, then it is a big question mark to all of us,” he said, “So, we must ensure that ordinary people, ordinary people must be given priority when we talk about the justice of the mechanism of delivery in our country.” Rijiju said that in the last cabinet meeting, the government took several important decisions to support infrastructure development, especially in lower courts, and sanctions on one creation of critical infrastructure for court rooms, digital space, digital rooms, and toilets.
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He said the proactive steps of BCI, especially towards the progress of legal education and the legal profession are praise and he will support the board bar in a possible way.
“The government will always try to ensure not only independence of justice but also to support, to strengthen Indian justice,” he said.
He said he would also take all the necessary steps about the problem related to the lawyer who was highlighted by the Chairman of BCI and Senior Advocate Manan Kumar Mishra during his functions.
Besides Cji and Rijju, some APEX court judges sat, lawyers General Tushar Mehta, the carrier of offices and members of several bodies of bars from all over the country present during the function.
Penencasas cases in court have become a challenge, said Minister of Law
