Supreme Court Hosts Conference on State Judiciary Issues

The Supreme Court has organised a "National Conference on Addressing Issues Faced by the State Judiciary" to engage in a meaningful dialogue with different stakeholders and functionaries in the state judiciary, in order to understand the challenges being faced by them and to chalk out a plan to address the same.

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The conference held on February 1 under the guidance of Chief Justice of India Sanjeev Khanna had four technical sessions, which covered diverse topics affecting the performance of the state judiciary.

The idea behind this Conference was to engage in a meaningful dialogue with different stakeholders and functionaries in the State Judiciary, especially the District Courts, to first understand the challenges being faced by them and thereafter, chalk out a plan to address the same.

The first technical session, which was chaired by CJI Khanna and co-chaired by Justices Abhay S Oka, BV Nagarathna, and Dipankar Datta, had discussions on various topics.