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Noting the importance of taking this initiative across the country the CJI said, "I earnestly request the Chief Justice of Delhi HC and IT Committee to share these best practices elsewhere in the country so that other High Courts can follow this exemplar in their own jurisdictions."

Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud inaugurated "Digital Courts for Contested Traffic Challans" for Delhi on Friday and said the "significant" step would allow people to seamlessly participate in such proceedings virtually. At a virtual event organised by the Delhi High Court, Justice Chandrachud also flagged off a "Bail Orders Sharing Module" on the e-Prison platform

The Delhi High Court on Friday launched two projects namely “Digital Courts for Contested Traffic Challans” and “Bail Orders Sharing Module on e-Prison platform.”The projects were launched virtually...

Chief Justice of India, Justice DY Chandrachud on Friday said that it is important to reach out to the citizens by ensuring live streaming of court proceedings. He said the same will be launched...