Justice Abhay Oka announced that the Supreme Court of India is translating key judgments into regional languages to enhance accessibility to justice. This initiative aims to help citizens understand court decisions in their mother tongue and marks a significant step in simplifying the legal system for everyone, fostering engagement with legal rights.
Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud today emphasized the need for legal education and proceedings in regional languages to empower lawyers to advocate effectively in their mother tongues. He also highlighted the integration of technology in the judiciary and called for the recognition of the district judiciary as the backbone of the legal system.
