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Mega legal empowerment camp and monthly Lok Lok Adalat organized

Vinod Prasad

As per the instructions of NALSA and JHALSA, a mega legal empowerment camp was organized by the District Legal Services Authority Lohardaga on Saturday in all the seven blocks of Lohardaga block. In this assets worth Rs 1 crore 32 lakh 9 thousand 143 were distributed among a total of 1,86,877 beneficiaries. A total of seven teams were formed for this mega legal empowerment camp. 

The main program was organized in the Municipal Auditorium located at Nagar Bhawan. In which Principal District and Sessions Judge Co-Chairman District Legal Services Authority Rajendra Bahadur Pal, Principal Judge, Family Court Subhash, Deputy Commissioner Dr. Vaghmare Prasad Krishna, Superintendent of Police Harish Bin Jama and Rajesh Kumar, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority Lohardaga were present. 

Senior Civil Judge Archana Kumari for Kisko block, Chief Judicial Magistrate Chandan for Senha block, Judicial Magistrate Raj Kalyan for Bhandara block, Principal Magistrate Pooja Kumari Lal for Kudu block, Mediator Advocate Hemant Kumar Sinha and Sudama Sahu for Pesrar block and Kairo block. Mediator advocate Praveen Kumar Bharti were appointed. 

The main program at Nagar Bhavan was inaugurated by Principal District and Sessions Judge Co-Chairman District Legal Services Authority Rajendra Bahadur Pal, Principal Judge Family Court Shubhash, Deputy Commissioner of Lohardag District Dr. Baghmare Prasad Krishna, Superintendent of Police Harish Bin Jama, and Dalsa Secretary Rajesh Kumar. It was done by jointly lighting the lamp. This monthly Lok Adalat was also organized for which two benches were constituted. For electricity related matters and other civil and criminal appellate matters, Bench Number 1 was constituted under the leadership of Shri Arvind Kumar, Third District Judge, while for other civil and criminal disputes, Bench Number 2 was constituted under the leadership of Suchita Nidhi Tigga Judicial Magistrate First Class. Was. In which a total of 19 cases were executed and revenue of Rs 2162727 was recovered.