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Page5.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 (PAGE 5) Justice Magrey inaugurates Vidhik Seva Kendra Jammu's interest sacrosanct: Rana Render effective legal aid: Justice Dhiraj Excelsior Correspondent governance. He agreed to a Excelsior Correspondent Justice Magrey who is also Meanwhile, one contempt reporter that participatory Excelsior Correspondent District and Tehsil Level to ren- gramme in the UT of Ladakh Executive Chairman J&K Legal petition was today received by JAMMU June 21: National der effective legal services and and the training programme is SRINAGAR, June 21: Justice democracy had no alternative in a LEH, June 21 : Under the Services Authority and Member "Vidhik Seva Kendra" from Conference Provincial President democratic polity and hoped this aid to ensure that the rights of the an effort to transform the Ali Mohammad Magrey today National Legal Services Authority, Advocate Mir Naveed Gul which Devender Singh Rana today guidance of Justice Pankaj people particularly from the mar- Ladakh Legal Services inaugurated "Vidhik Seva Kendra" will not lose the sight of respec- Mithal, Chief Justice High Court while addressing on the occasion was scanned & forwarded to dedi- termed the Jammu interest as ginalized and vulnerable sections Authority into an efficient, result & "E- Seva Kendra" at District of Webinar on "E-Learning & cated email of Registrar Judicial tive leadership. of J&K and Patron-in-Chief, are protected. oriented and one of the best per- Court Complex, Srinagar & also sacrosanct and close to the hearts When asked as to what would Ladakh Legal Services Authority Challenges" said, "Children are High Court of J&K. of the people, irrespective of caste, He termed the Para Legal forming legal services authority presided the awareness pro- future of the Nation & their The daylong event was attend- be Jammu's agenda for the meet- and leadership of Justice Dhiraj Volunteers as the real warriors of of the country. gramme cum webinar on "E- creed and religion, who, he said, ing, the Provincial President said Singh Thakur, Executive Education is of Prime Importance, ed by PDJ, Srinagar, Mohammad were assimilative in character and the cause on ground and remind- In the working session, Learning : Challenges & Success", & E- Learning is supplement to Akram Chowdharay; Judicial this region should not be seen in Chairman, Ladakh Legal ed them of their responsibility to Resource person Swati Gupta, which was attended by thirty emi- strong votaries for dignity and isolation or as a separate entity Services Authority, the UT of the formal Education & not a Officers posted at Srinagar equality of all the regions and sub- understand the plight of people Sub Judge sensitized the partici- nent persons by physical mode & Substitute". Headquarter; DC Srinagar Aijaz since the people here believe in Ladakh Legal Services Authority in far flung and inaccessible pants about the importance of regions of Jammu and Kashmir 980 participants through virtual The awareness programme Assad; Director, School Education the singular entity of the state-the held series of activities in district areas and make them aware Access to Justice as being an mode. cum webinar on "E-Learning : Dr. Tassaduq Hussain Mir; with nobody nurturing feeling of status which he hoped would be Leh today in observance of about their entitlements. essential ingredient of justice The programme was organized Challenges & Success" was live Addl.SP, Srinagar, Arif Ahmad; discrimination or domination. restored soon, which has its dis- Weeklong Services Outreach He stressed upon adopting a delivery system. by District Legal Services broadcast through YouTube & Dean Academic Affairs Kashmir Replying to questions of media tinct urges and aspirations. Programme 'Enabling to Serve'. target oriented approach by the Chemit Yurgyal dealt with Authority, Srinagar in collabora- An Online training pro- Face book. University, Prof. Dr Shabir Ahmad persons, who sought his response "As a citizen of this great DLSAs and TLSCs and directed the communication skills as a tion with Directorate of School gramme for panel lawyers and Justice Magrey in his inaugu- Bhat and Dean Department of to the upcoming All Party Meet nation, we crave for democracy them to submit monthly per- mandatory aspect for the day to Education. ral address said that our goal is to Law Central University Of with the Prime Minister on PLVs was organized by Ladakh formance reports which shall be day working of PLVs at the time At the onset of the programme, to flourish in this part of the Legal Services Authority in col- provide easy access to justice for Kashmir, Prof Dr. Farooq Ahmad Thursday, Rana said the Jammu country as well with the people shared inter-se DLSAs and of personal interaction and com- Principal District & Sessions every citizen. He said while avail- Mir. region is proud of its spirit of laboration with DLSA Leh on TLSCs for adoption and emula- munity dealings so as to reach Judge and Chairman, DLSA, enjoying their distinct rights on the topic "Role of Panel Lawyers ing services at Vidhik Seva The Second Session, togetherness and deep bonding jobs and lands' which actually is tion of successful practices and out to maximum number of peo- Srinagar, Mohammad Akram Kendra, one can file petition to the 'Technical Session', was also between the people of all the faiths and PLVs in helping Access to strategies. ple and convey them the exis- Chowdhary, formally welcomed the proud legacy of the Dogra Justice" at Leh. High Court through online & chaired by Justice Ali Mohammad and the regions and sub-regions. M.K. Sharma, Member tence of their rights, schemes the Chief Guest, Justice Ali while availing services of E- Seva Magrey & resource person who Maharajas", he said, elaborating The Online training pro- Secretary, Ladakh LSA in his floated by the administration Mohammad Magrey and all the To a question on the aspira- that the accumulated problems of gramme was presided over by Kendra, One can obtain status of spoke on the occasion were Prof. tions and expectation of the address defined an institution as and their entitlement other dignitaries who attended the cases very easily besides cause list Shabir Ahmad, Dean Academic the people cannot be put under Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur, the sum total of individual Later in the day, Justice D.S. program through both physical Jammu region with the proposed the carpet for long. These need to Executive Chairman, Ladakh will be available in the E-Seva Affairs Kashmir University; Prof. talks, Rana quipped that the peo- achievement of its members thus Thakur also inspected the site and virtual mode. Kendra. Dr. Farooq Ahmed Mir Dean be addressed in a democratic Legal Services Authority in the making it obligatory for the insti- for Ladakh Legal Services Judge High Court of J&K, ple want peace, progress, devel- spirit, he added. presence of M.K. Sharma, Department of Law Central opment and a genuine political tution to ensure peak perform- Authority office. He was accom- University of Kashmir; Dr On a volley of questions over Member Secretary, Ladakh ance by its members. He further panied by M. K Sharma, process leading to a mechanism Randhawa calls on CS, raises Sumaira & Ruheet (Nodal the political developments of Legal Services Authority, highlighted that the weeklong Member Secretary Ladakh Officer). for responsive and accountable 2019, Mr Rana said the National Deepak Sethi, Principal District legal services outreach pro- Legal Services Authority. Conference leadership is well & Sessions Judge & Chairman placed to discuss whenever dis- DLSA Leh, Mohd. Rafiq Chak, issues of public concern Principal District & Sessions Deceptive packing material similar to brand cussions are held. The decision Judge & Chairman DLSA Residents of Bahu Fort Excelsior Correspondent adjusted. He demanded their adjust- about all this will be taken by the ment so that the money spent from Kargil, Spalzes Angmo, CJM leadership which is currently SRINAGAR, June 21: State public exchequer on them be justi- 'Nutraj' destroyed on Delhi HC directions Leh, Swati Gupta, Sub Judge, secretary BJP J&K and former fied. under the process of consultation State Judicial Academy, stage protest against PHE with a cross section of political Member Legislative Council Randhawa also discussed New *Such malicious acts bring disrepute to brand: CEO VKC Nuts Phuntsog Angmo, Secretary Excelsior Correspondent but the department failed to (MLC), Ch. Vikram Randhawa, Excise Policy with the top bureau- thought. He said the Jammu lead- DLSA Leh, Chemit Yurgyal, resolve the problem so far. today called on the Chief Secretary Excelsior Correspondent owner of 'The Dry fruit House ers of the party would be confer- Chairman TLSC Khaltsi, other JAMMU, June 21: Residents crat of Jammu and Kashmir and Natraj & 'Galaxy Bakery and "I met with Advisor to then of Jammu and Kashmir at Civil said that those who were having sin- ring with the President Dr Farooq judicial officers from District of Ward numbers 47 and 48 of Governor of erstwhile State of J& NEW DELHI, June 21: The Kiryana' paid monetary dam- Secretariat, here and raised various gle shop are on road and have noth- Abdullah on Wednesday as per Leh & Kargil, Mohd Shafi, Bahu Fort area today staged K, Khursheed Ahmed Ganai along issues of public concern. deceptive packing material ing to do. He said that these wine ages/cost to VKC Nuts for the schedule of the leadership. President Bar Association Leh, protest demonstration against the with prominent persons of Bahu Randhawa called on Arun worth lakhs of rupees which shops were their source of earning causing damage to To a question about the Panel Lawyers and PLVs. PHE Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary, livelihood and demanded a rehabil- their brand goodwill, future of Jammu and Kashmir, In his inaugural address, Department at Union Territory of Jammu and itation package for such owners.
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