New Delhi: Chairman of Indian Justice NV Ramana on Sunday said that to gain residents’ trust and faith, justice must make everyone, including most vulnerable populations that still live outside the justice system, feeling confident that it is there for each.
At the opening of a new mobile application developed by the National Law Service Authority (Nalsa) which intends to achieve assistance to the poor with free legal assistance for effective access to justice, the Ramana Court said, “if, as an institution, justice wants to gather residents’ beliefs, We must make everyone feel confident that we are there for them.
For a long time, the vulnerable population has lived outside the justice system “.
Providing the importance of legal assistance that achieved the most marginalized part of remote parts, CJI said, “If we want to remain as a society governed by legal supremacy, it is very important for us to bridge the accessibility gap between the high privileges and the most vulnerable .
For all times to come, we must remember that the reality of socio-economic diversity that applies in our country, has never been the reason for the rejection of rights “.
Speaking on that occasion, the chairman of Nalsa Justice’s executive Law Lalit said that the body planned to actively use the broad network of Indian postal services to spread the awareness of the poorest availability of legal assistance to the poor.
He also said to create a ‘justice for all’ success’ success, Nalsa is in talks with legal and university universities to make it mandatory for law students of the third and fourth year to register as a volunteer of the laws to help those who need help.
In getting legal assistance for free from national and state legal assistance services.
Cji Ramana said even after almost 75 years of independence, custodian torture and other police cruelty still occurred in our country.
“Threats to human rights and body integrity are the highest at police stations.
Custodian torture and other police cruelty is a matter that is still valid in our society.” “Apart from the Constitutional Declaration and Guarantee (for rights), a lack of effective legal representatives at the police station is a big loss to capture / hold back.
The decisions taken at this early hours will determine the ability accused of surviving.
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with reports recently even special no avoidance of treatment of third levels, “he said and suggested Nalsa to actively perform national police sensitization.
CJI appealed to all advocates, especially Wello-do senior advocates, to dedicate “some percentage of their working hours” to help those who need legal assistance.
Chasing the Project “Access to Justice” NalSa as an endless mission, CJI said the main obstacle is a long and tiring and expensive formal justice process.
“As an institution, the heaviest challenge before we violate this obstacle first …
the problem of poor connectivity in rural and remote areas that influence the delivery of justice is highlighted by all (HC’s main judge with whom he interacts after taking over as CJI).
Considering attention This main, I have written to the government that emphasizes the need to bridge digital divisions based on priority, “he said.
He said despite the legal aid movement, starting 25 years ago, has gained new momentum, still have to reach most of the population.
“We are one of the largest legal aid systems in the world.
(But) …
This is an undeniable truth that, there are significant obstacles in accessing relevant legal information.”