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Virtual Courts help swiftly resolve minor cases and enable digital payments for fines and court fees. This tech-enabled practice speeds up the legal process, saves money, and enhances court efficiency, leading to faster resolutions and clearing backlogs. #eCourts #VirtualCourts #DoJ
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐯𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐭𝐬.
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By speeding up traffic case resolutions, Virtual Courts are reducing the backlog of pending cases. With ₹29,79,305 in challan payments received by the Maharashtra Transport , the success of Virtual Courts in handling penalty-related cases is evident. #eCourts #VirtualCourts #DoJ #MaharashtraTransportDepartment
Justice Made Simple and Swift!
With virtual courts, minor offenses like traffic violations are resolved efficiently. Less time in court means more progress in clearing the backlog. #eCourts #VirtualCourts #DoJ
#VirtualCourts - A digital platform for adjudicating traffic challan cases.
This system eliminates the need for the physical presence of the violator in court.
Judges can impose fines online, and violators receive an SMS notification to make payments.
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In an era where technology meets tradition, the Indian judiciary stands at a pivotal juncture. The integration of Video Conferencing (VC) and compulsorily online filing of cases into the legal system is not just an upgrade but a necessity for several reasons: It is requested to all stakeholders and Authorities of India to mandatorily, and Compulsorily made effective to all courts including all tribunal and Tehsil Courts to switch on hybrid (VC + Physical modes) as soon as possible, despite all types of protest and excuses. It is also requested that the government of India enhance and extend the budget for this job as soon as possible for the welfare of the citizens of India. The following are a few benefits of VC hearings and online case filing.
1. Economic Efficiency:
Cost Reduction: Virtual courts significantly cut down the costs associated with travel, lodging, and court attendance for litigants, lawyers, and witnesses. This economic benefit could make justice more accessible, particularly for those in rural areas or financially constrained circumstances.
Time Savings: Reducing the need for physical presence in court minimizes productivity loss for business owners and employees, fostering economic growth.
2. Affordable Justice:
By diminishing travel expenses and time, VC can make legal proceedings cheaper, thereby democratizing access to justice. This aligns with the constitutional right to a fair and speedy trial, ensuring that economic barriers do not impede justice.
3. Environmental Impact - Towards a Green India:
Reduced Carbon Footprint: Fewer people traveling to court reduces vehicle emissions, contributing to lower pollution levels. This supports India's commitment to sustainable development and reducing its environmental impact.
Paperless Proceedings: E-filing and digital documentation further reduce the environmental load by cutting down on paper use.
4. Challenges and Resistance:
While the advantages are clear, the implementation of VC faces hurdles. Some traditionalists among the judiciary and legal fraternity resist this change due to:
Comfort with Traditional Methods: Many seasoned lawyers and judges prefer the physical presence for assessing witness demeanor and maintaining courtroom decorum.
Technological Barriers: Not all regions have the infrastructure to support reliable high-speed internet or the necessary digital literacy.
Concerns Over Security and Privacy: Ensuring the integrity of virtual hearings against cyber threats and maintaining confidentiality requires robust cybersecurity measures.
5. The Way Forward:
Mandatory Implementation: It's crucial for the judiciary to mandate VC across all levels, from Tehsil Courts to High Courts, setting a definitive timeline for full adoption.
Training and Infrastructure Development: There should be a concerted effort to train lawyers and judges in VC technology. Simultaneously, enhancing digital infrastructure across India, particularly in rural areas, is vital.
Pilot Programs: Before full-scale implementation, pilot programs can help in identifying and resolving potential issues, making the transition smoother.
Legislation and Policy: Clear legal frameworks need to be established to govern virtual hearings, ensuring they uphold the same standards of justice as traditional settings.
6. Advocacy for Change:
The legal community, especially the younger generation, should advocate for VC. They can lead by example, showing that technology does not compromise justice but rather enhances its reach and efficiency.
Engaging with bar associations and judicial bodies to address concerns, demonstrating the benefits through case studies and international examples where VC has been successfully implemented.
Conclusion:The shift to virtual courts is inevitable. It promises a future where justice is not only swift and economical but also environmentally responsible. While the challenge from traditionalists is significant, the benefits of VC for India's economy, accessibility to justice, and environmental health are compelling reasons to push forward with its implementation. Let's move towards a new era of judicial proceedings that respects our heritage while embracing technology for the betterment of all.
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शीघ्र और सुगम न्यायिक सेवा!
वर्चुअल कोर्ट्स ट्रैफिक उल्लंघन जैसे छोटे मामलों को तेजी और सुविधा के साथ निपटाने में अत्यंत प्रभावी सिद्ध हो रहे हैं। इनमें व्यक्तिगत उपस्थिति की आवश्यकता न होने से न्यायिक प्रक्रिया अधिक सुगम और शीघ्र हो जाती है।
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ભૌતિક અદાલતોનું અસ્તિત્વ ખતમ નહી થાય પરંતુ તેનું સ્થાન વર્ચ્યુઅલ કોર્ટ્સ લેશે : કામગીરી સરળ-ઝડપી થશે
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Received a traffic challan? Now, you can settle it efficiently and conveniently through Virtual Courts without the need for a physical court visit. With just a few clicks, manage and settle your case online, ensuring swift and hassle-free justice. #VirtualCourts #TrafficChallan
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Instant Access and Seamless Justice!
Virtual courts are making justice faster and more convenient for minor cases like traffic violations. They enhance accessibility and efficiency, cutting down the need for in-person court appearances. #eCourts #VirtualCourts
Enabling Online Adjudication of Cases!
With online hearings, Virtual Courts resolve petty cases faster and more conveniently, breaking down barriers to in-person court appearances and bringing timely justice right onto the screen. #eCourts #VirtualCourts
Recently appeared via virtual mode in the Guwahati High Court and successfully obtained a notice in a complex case. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to justice. #LegalAchievements #VirtualCourts #GuwahatiHighCourt #litigation
Pretty Resolution for Petty Offences!
Giving a digital format to legal procedure, Virtual Courts do away with the need of in-person presence of Judge, lawyers, or offenders, and providing a useful channel for settling small disputes online. #eCourts #VirtualCourts
e-Adjudication of Cases!
#VirtualCourts are modernizing the legal process, eradicating the necessity for litigants and attorneys to attend in person, and furnishing a productive avenue for the resolution of trivial disputes.
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#VirtualCourts in #eCourts by @NICMeitY enable online management of the complete life cycle of traffic violation cases, with round-the-clock functioning capabilities, helping reduce footfalls in the courts.
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#VirtualCourts initiative has been a game changer in courtroom access and online dispute resolution; Implemented in 20 States, the initiative has received 4.37 Cr challans leading to a total collection of 502 Cr rupees in fines: Hon'ble CJI
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Under DoJ’s #eCourts Mission Mode Project, 25 #VirtualCourts have been made functional in 20 states/UTs. With over 4.11 crore cases handled in these virtual courts, Rs. 478.69 crore fines have been realised in more than 45 lakh cases, till 30.11.2023.
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