Patna: The Patna High Court will turn to a virtual session again from Tuesday after several court staff and several judges tested the positive Coronavirus.
“As directed, please note that remembering a recent surge in Covid cases where a large number of court staff / registry officers and several Hon’ble judges from this High Court have been tested positive Covid, the competent authority has been happy Deciding that the court function will be carried out ‘exclusively through virtual mode’ with the effect of 04.01.2022 to further orders.
Please note further that entering the high court place is prohibited, except passed, “Notifications released on Monday by the Registrar General with the order of justice read.
During special hearing pills, chairman of Judge Sanjay Karol said on Monday said the High Court in many states and even the Supreme Court had begun to hear cases through video conferencing.
The division bench from the chairman of Judge Sanjay Karol and Justice Sanjeev Sharma heard Shivani Kaushik pills and others considering the increasing Covid case in the state for the past few days.
The bench has ordered the state government to submit a progress report on the readiness and infrastructure in the state in the view of the omicron variant in other parts of the country.
The court has asked the state government to submit a report on the steps taken by the Ministry of Health considering the third wave of pandemic.
This report is searched by common conditions of medical institutions, human resources (health workers) and other medical facilities and facilities and supplies.
Next hearing about this case will be held in January 5.
January.
In the last trial on December 24, the state government has submitted that details of hospitals in all state districts will be presented before a booklet.
Advocate General Lalit Kishore said the special assembly was registered on Monday as a Covid case increase in Bihar.
He said the court further wanted the government to inform 5 January about the steps taken in the view of the third wave of pandemic.
Virtual hearing in the High Court starting today
