PM Modi said, virtual courts are being started in the country under the e-Courts Mission

Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the inaugural session of the first All India District Legal Services Authority meeting held at Vigyan Bhawan in the capital. Chief Justice of India N. V. Ramana and Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju were also present.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address that virtual courts are being started in the country under the e-Courts Mission. 24-hour courts have started functioning for crimes like traffic violations. Video conferencing infrastructure is also being expanded in the courts for the convenience of the people. As important as access to the judicial system is for any society, justice delivery is equally important. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that this belief of justice makes every countryman realize that the systems of the country are protecting his rights. With this thinking, the country also established the National Legal Services Authority. So that even the weakest of the weak can get the right to justice. Virtual courts are being started in the country under the e-courts mission. The 24-hour court has started functioning for offenses like traffic violations. Video conferencing infrastructure is also being expanded in the court for the convenience of the people.

He also said that as important as access to the justice system is for any society, equally important is the justice delivery system. Judicial infrastructure also plays an important role in this. In the last eight years, work has been done at a brisk pace to strengthen the judicial infrastructure of the country. This is the time of the elixir of our freedom. This is the time for those resolutions which will take the country to new heights in the next 25 years. Ease of doing business and ease of life are equally important in this nectar journey of the country.