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Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal highlights ‘abysmal work conditions’ in district courts

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Sep 02, 2024 IST

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Senior advocate Kapil Sibal while addressing a conference inaugurated by PM Modi stated that our trial court, district and sessions court need to be empowered to deliver justice without fear or fervour. "They are not subordinate as they deliver justice. the judiciary at that level should be instilled with the confidence that their judgments will not be held against them and that they represent the spinal cord of the justice delivery system," he said. #KapilSibal #Judiciary #justicesystem #PMModi #JusticeDelivery #indianjudiciary #LegalCommunity #LawAndOrder

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