A mobile court has been flagged off in Tripura to resolve pending cases and to make people aware about the nitty-gritty of various laws.
Tripura High Court Chief Justice Deepak Gupta launched the mobile court here at a function Wednesday evening under the legal service aid scheme.
“A vehicle worth Rs.24 lakh has been designed in such a way that a judge would be able to hold court proceedings, hear and dispose of cases. There are sitting arrangements in the vehicle both for litigants, lawyers and officials,” said an official of the Tripura Legal Service Authority.
He said: “The courts are equipped to receive applications relating to petty offences, grant bail and remand accused to custody, issue summons, receive police reports and pass sentences.”
“With the launching of the mobile court, people in the rural areas would be able to get justice at their door steps. Besides, they would be more aware about their rights and prevailing laws,” Chief Justice Gupta said.
The court can also hold “Lok Adalat” in the rural areas to resolve pending cases of diverse natures, including those of domestic affairs.
