Over Rs 3 crore fine imposed by Lok Adalats

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Updated At : 12:34 PM May 12, 2024 IST

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Malerkotla, May 11

Roopa Dhaliwal, Civil Judge (Senior Division), Malerkotla, said on Saturday that fines amounting to Rs 3,51,30,640 were imposed during Lok Adalats held as a part of National Lok Adalat program.

In all, 1,465 out of 1,776 cases were resolved by five Benches at the Court Complex and 1,279 cases were resolved at tehsil-level Lok Adalat.

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