CJI praises UP Chief Minister for establishing judicial temples in State

STC NEWS MONITORING DESK
CHANDAULI, JANUARY 17 (STC): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has added a new link in the State’s history, when judicial temples are being established here, said Chief Justice of India Suryakant while laying the foundation stone and performing ground breaking for six integrated court complexes in Chandauli on Saturday.
“This successfully meets the requirements of judicial complexes for the next 50 years. The facilities provided in this complex equipped with every type of facility for advocates and common people are commendable. Court complex will prove to be temple of justice. Sitting here, judicial officers will deliver justice to complainants keeping human values in mind. Members of the bar will also have an active role in this,” said the Chief Justice of India (CJI).
Remarkably, UP’s Chief Minister has announced 10 court complexes. Out of these, the work of establishment (foundation stone and ground breaking) of six has started today. “With their construction, UP will present an example across the entire India. These complexes will become benchmarks for the country. Whichever state I go to, I will give the example of UP government there. I will appeal to state governments and high courts that such facilities be provided there too,” said the Chief Justice of India.
The CJI said that the Constitution has given an important place to district judiciary. There is an article in it that every state will have its high court and that high court will have the capacity to enforce fundamental, human and other rights. The thinking of the Constitution makers was that if district judiciary is established, people will get court facilities in their area.
CJI told the high court that separate bar rooms be made for women practicing in district courts. Praising the arrangements here, he requested Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath that a primary health center also be built in the complex. This will provide relief to elderly, litigants etc. from health related problems too.

(Straight Talk Communications)