Hyderabad: states that not one percent of people who fight criminal cases that have free legal assistance, Senior Judge of the Supreme Court and chairman of the National Law Service Authority, Judge Uday Uday Lalith on Sunday said there is an urgent need to send messages that people can gain access to Justice through free legal services on the one hand and to remain available for those quality law assistance on the other.
He overcomes people and legal professionals in Sangareddy after inaugurating, together with the chairman of Telangana Satish Chandra Sharma, the camp module intended to train legal service authorities (LSAS) for a very large legal awareness outreach program began in October which began in October.
2 and will end on November 14, children’s day.
He also released a visual theme song made by the Advisor to the Legal Authority of the state legal services D Sai Prasad who tried to spread free legal aid messages far and wide.
In addition to asking senior supporters to conduct several free legal services through LSAS, senior judges from the Puncak Court also told the audience of their efforts and deliberations with the main leaders of the Indian Council Bar to indoctrinate the concept of free law services in the mind of a young lawyer.
“Let legal assistance be Raj Marg to enter the Temple of Justice.
But to achieve this we must result in trust in the minds of people that they get legal services that are just as good even if they come through a free legal assistance structure,” Lalith’s justice said while revealing to The attendance of a sad story of a Delhi businessman who turned the poor after paying a big fee to the Bombay attorney team with just six delays.
We must provide opportunities for the opportunity to choose legal assistance and they may not repent because they cannot use free services, he said.
He inaugurated the rally of the people who were physically challenged and appreciated the efforts of the Chairman of the Sangareddy B Legal Services Authority Papi Reddy who regulated wheelchairs, cellphones and laptops for people who were physically challenged and visually.
“This is inclusive justice and beneficiaries will have a feeling of utilizing their ownership in this way.
This is not only for them, they are great supporters,” he said.