Prime Minister Narendra Modi today shared Minister of Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal’s article highlighting the government’s efforts to strengthen the legal ecosystem, promote ease of justice and make public services more accessible for citizens.

In his article, Mr Meghwal said that judicial institutions serve as the bridge that enables every stakeholder to develop a sense of trust, belonging, and association with the larger pursuit of justice and collective good. The Minister highlighted the need for the creation of a robust justice ecosystem-one that not only ensures access to justice but also facilitates ease of living for every citizen. He said that services like Tele-Law and Nyaya Bandhu have made justice delivery accessible and affordable for the litigant. He also underlined that a push to upgrade both digital and physical infrastructure has enhanced the ease of working for advocates and judges.

Mr Meghwal said that initiatives like videoconferencing, virtual courts, and livestreaming court proceedings have brought the judiciary closer to the people. The Minister noted that Al-powered natural language processing tools such as the Supreme Court Vidhik Anuvaad Software and Bhashini are translating SC judgments and orders into 18 Indian languages to further ease of understanding of justice framework for citizens. He said that the Government is committed to building a future-ready justice system that is resilient, innovative, inclusive, and inspired by the collective aspirations of 140 crore Indians.