Srinagar court speeds up justice, clears 57 long-pending cases

Srinagar, Dec 31: The Court of 2nd Additional Munsiff, Srinagar presided over by Mr. Vikas Bharadwaj on Tuesday marked a major achievement by disposing of 57 challan cases in a single day, many of which had been pending for over the last 10 years.

Sources informed that the disposed matters primarily related to old and long-pending challan cases which had accumulated over the years. The court undertook a focused and time-bound effort to clear these matters, bringing much-needed relief to litigants whose cases had remained unresolved for nearly a decade.

Notably, this is not an isolated effort. Last month as well, the court had disposed of 51 cases, reflecting a consistent and sustained drive towards reducing pendency and ensuring timely justice.

Members of the Bar and litigants appreciated the proactive approach, stating that such initiatives significantly reduce unnecessary litigation stress and restore faith in the justice delivery system.

The recent disposals are being viewed as a positive step towards efficient judicial administration in Srinagar, highlighting the role of subordinate courts in delivering expeditious justice to the common citizen.