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All efforts on to set up separate HC for Haryana: Bhardwaj
Chandigarh, May 30 (UNI) Union Law and Justice Minister Hans Raj Bhardwaj today said that ''a way was being found out'' to set up a separate High Court for Haryana.
The Union Minister, while speaking at the inauguration of a Rs 1.10 crore new Bar Complex in Rohtak today, said that in view of Haryana government's persistent demand for a separate High Court, all possible efforts were being made to set up a separate High Court for Haryana.
Apart from the new Bar Complex, a litigants hall and a 'Malkhana' were jointly inaugurated by Dr. Hans Raj Bhardwaj, Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Vijender Jain and Chief Minister, Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
The minister said that with a view to impart training to lawyers, their delegation has been sent to USA and England. The delegation of Bar Council of India would meet the Bar Council of England. He announced to give Rs 20 lakh out of his discretionary funds for purchase of books for the library of lawyers and assured that efforts would be made to computerise the library.
The Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice Vijender Jain said that Haryana would be ahead of other states in judicial system as it was the first State where basic infrastructure has been strengthened in judicial complexes.
Speaking in the occasion, Mr Hooda said that till date 3552 lok adalats have been organised in which about eight lakh cases have been resolved. Also, 14 fast track courts have been set up in the State. Judicial Complexes have been set up in 18 out of 21 districts of the State.
He said that on the suggestion of Mr. Justice Jain, a mechanism was being evolved to quickly deal with about 25,000 pending cases of revenue and land. He urged the lawyers to charge minimum fee from the poor.
While referring to the demands put up by President of Rohtak Bar Association, Mr. Ranbir Daka, Mr. Hooda directed the Deputy Commissioner to connect various areas of the complex speedily as the Punjab and Haryana High Court has sanctioned Rs 1.80 crore for the same.
Mr Hooda also announced to give Rs 11 lakh out of his discretionary funds for the library and look into the various demands put up by the Bar Association.
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