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The pace of justice is severely restricted by the poor judicial infrastructure in the country. Do you think creation of a National Judicial Infrastructure Authority of India will be able to improve the quality of justice?

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According to Economic Survey, judicial delay have led to losses amounting to an as much as 1.5% of GDP. With a pendency of about 4.4 crore cases, justice delivery requires an overhaul immediately (Law Minister). Role of poor judicial infrastructure in hampering pace of justice: 1. Lack of digitization of court records 2. Deficit in clerical manpower 3. Dilapidated court rooms (eg. Bihar - Patna chewed court records)

4. Deficit of courtrooms ➜ deficit of judge 5. Modern equipment missing (WiFi Routers, CCTVs) CBI recently proposed creation of NTJAI in the Chief Minister's Conference. It can be useful in the following ways: 1. Creation of a dedicated manpower 2. Devolution of dedicated funds for upgrading infrastructure 3. WiFi Routers, Cameras, Projectors ➜ aid compensation, e-Courts and live-streaming 4. Increase benches ➜ Judge-to-population ratio can improve 5. NITI Aayog also recommended the same The creation of NTJAI will definitely help courts, justice delayed, which is the same as justice denied.

— MUDIT FOUJADAR · AIR 353

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MUDIT FOUJADAR

AIR 3532025

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Separation of Powers and Dispute Redressal Mechanisms

Dispute Redressal Mechanisms

Judicial Infrastructure and Justice Delivery

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