Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice Bhushan Ramakrishna Gawai said on Saturday that whether it is a judiciary or executive, “It is our fundamental duty to reach the last citizen of this country, which requires justice.”
CJI Gavai was speaking at an event in Prayagraj.
He inaugurated the newly constructed advocate Chambers and multilevel parking building in the premises of Allahabad High Court. Supreme Court Judge Justice Suryakant, Justice Vikram Nath, Justice JK Maheshwari, Justice Pankaj Mittal, Justice Manoj Mishra, Chief Justice of the High Court of Allahabad, Justice Arun Bhansali, Delhi High Court Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyay were present on the occasion.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal were also present at the event.
Justice Gawai highlighted that in 75 years since adopting the constitution, the judiciary and executive have enacted several laws, which have a very advanced social and economic equality in India. “The land is taken from the landlords and transferred to the people. Farmers have become the right owners of their land. Many such laws have strengthened the working and labor sections of the country.”
Thanking Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Justice accepted the funds provided for this dedicated facility dedicated to the lawyers. He said that the inauguration matches Ahilibai Holkar’s birth anniversary, a person who made social justice champion in India called it a “moment of pride”.
Justice Gawai gave Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar’s last draft presentation of the Constitution was presented in the Constitution Assembly on 25 November 1949, in which Ambedkar’s speech was described as “guiding beacons for the nation”. He emphasized Ambedkar’s warning that true democracy cannot be established without ending social and economic inequality.
“Today, after 75 years, our executive and judiciary have contributed significantly to achieving social and economic equality across India,” he said.
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The CJI commented, “Our Constitution has inspired the country strongly during these 75 years. When the draft of the Constitution was prepared, the critics said that it was very federal. Baba Saheb replied that it is a constitution designed to keep India united and strong, both normal time and either,” said CJI.
He said, “Today, given the situation in our neighboring countries … India is not only moving forward even after 75 years, but is also strong and united in times of crisis. The credit should be given to the Constitution.”
Justice Gawai said, “I am happy that after becoming the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India, my first official program is here, in the holy land of Prayagraj. We have always shared a close relationship with prayer.”
He mentioned that Union Minister Meghwal described Yogi Adityanath as “the most powerful and hardworking Chief Minister in the country”. “I would like to add that the land of Allahabad belongs to powerful people,” he said. He highlighted the prestigious contribution of Shradragraj in the history of Uttar Pradesh, given that the name of this land is inscribed in golden letters in the field of law. Prior to independence, some of India’s best lawyers were from here, including Motilal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Tej Bahadur Sapru and many others. Similarly, the literary heritage of Prayagraj is rich in data like Mahadevi Verma, Harivansh Rai Bachchan, Sumitranandan Pant, Suryakant Tripathi Nirala and Subhadra Kumri Chauhan. The entire nation also honors Chandrashekhar Azad’s sacrifice in India’s freedom struggle.
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He congratulated the Allahabad High Court, its Chief Justice, all judges and members of the Bar Association, saying, “Now you have a great building that will envy the bars associations across the country.” He said, “I travel on a large scale all over India and abroad, but I have not seen such a big facility for advocates in the world with so many facilities.”
He said that the government and the High Court have ensured care not only for judges and lawyers but also for cases. “We have been informed that there will be a large construction on the adjacent plot, which will provide excellent facilities for the cases coming there. Special facilities will be available for all including disabled persons and women.”
He also took an opportunity to appreciate the High Court judges, who “sacrificed their bungalows for this building, called” a unique example of cooperation between bar and bench “. He insisted, “The chariot of justice cannot move forward until the bars and benches work together.”
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in his address at the ceremony, “In the rule of law, the litigator is important as bar and bench.”
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Adityanath said that when his government took over, there were no district courts in ten districts of UP. “Many times, either the Chief Justice or we did not approve the proposed designs. Finally, we directed to make executed agencies a model that can serve as a standard. With unified court complexes, the provisions of parking and advocate chambers were included. Applications have been received for the proposals presented by us, for seven districts, and 1,700 rupees from here, 1,700 rupees from here, for the proposals submitted by us, for the proposals presented by us, we have been approved for 1,700 rupees. Have been done. “
He said that the amount of Advocate Fund has increased from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, and the age limit has increased from 60 to 70 years. Additionally, a separate corpus fund of Rs 500 crore has been set up. In the case of an accident associated with a lawyer, the Trustee Committee will use this fund to support the affected family. The new advocates are also helping for magazines, magazines and books during their first three years.
The CM said that the infrastructure will accelerate the speed of justice distribution and add a new dimension to progress.
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