Madhya Pradesh High Court has made better arrangements to make the judicial system of the State efficient and capable in line with present times. In this sequence, today Dashboard, Auto Electronic Mail System, e-Court Service with Public Service Center (LSK), District Court Reporting System, High Court Mobile App version 2.0 launch and CIS 3.2 software manual in Hindi for better case management. has been released.
Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court Mohammad Rafiq said this at the e-inauguration and dedication programme of the online system. On this occasion, Jabalpur, Indore and Gwalior bench, Assistant Solicitor General, Principal District and Sessions Judges of Madhya Pradesh State and their Judicial Officers, Registrars and officers were present.Expressing pleasure, Justice Shri Mohammad Rafiq said that the first facility that is going to be available from Tuesday is the ‘Dashboard’ and Auto Electronic Mail System for better management of the proceedings. He said that the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) launched in various online systems from today will accelerate the work. It will enable the High Court to use Information Technology for better output and decision making process to improve e-court services to litigants and advocates.
e-Court service has also been started in the state of Madhya Pradesh through Lok Seva Kendra from today. The integration of e-court services for all the stakeholders in the state has been completed. It will be operated by the IT Department of the state government and the IT team of the High Court along with ‘Lok Seva Kendra’.
The District Court Reporting System will be operated electronically only. In this, the facility of various reports in respect of all the subordinate courts of the state will be available online for use at the High Court and District Court level. Provision has been made in the software to make all the information of pending cases, finished cases, all reports related to finished cases, month wise and category wise information of pending cases, reports related to POCSO and debauchery, case clearance report, district wise pendency report, and all ther information electronically available, about the work done so far.
According to the information received from the High Court, version 2.0 of the mobile app was launched on Tuesday. Earlier, Mobile App version 1.0 was launched for the stakeholders by the High Court during the first week of March, 2021. Till now more than 26 thousand downloads of 1.0 have been done by the users on the mobile app. Case related information of district courts and tehsil courts will be available in the mobile app version 2.0 launched on Tuesday.