‘Resolve cases through mutual consent’

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 11:13 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

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The CJM-cum-Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority, Raj Pal Rawal, chaired a meeting today regarding the National Lok Adalat scheduled for March 8.

During the meeting, representatives from several government departments, telecom companies and insurance firms were urged to ensure that the maximum number of cases were listed for the Lok Adalat.

Rawal emphasised the importance of resolving cases through mutual consent and instructed Traffic In-charge Amarjit Singh to forward challans related to violations to the CJM’s court.

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