In the welcome programme Chief Justice Rajendra Menon said which type of cases will be filed in the court depends on the victims. Judges and lawyers should not work according to their interest. This clear instruction was given by Chief Justice Rajendra Menon, when the welcome programme was organised at High Court Mediation chamber.
He said, “We are working for the real victims and we should be neutral and should remain with the truth always and how the cases will be attended and through which procedure will not be decided according to the interest of judges and registrar, but the comfort of the victims. He also made lighter vein he said, “I am known as acting Chief Justice, which means that I am doing an acting of Chief Justice.”
Prem Singh Bhadoria, President of Bar Association said that during daily hearing there are so many cases and it should be decided in particular numbers. He also said that in the daily working of court hours we cannot attend to hear 150-200 cases per day and it is almost impossible. So, we should think positive in this direction.
In the programme, Administrative Judge Alok Aradhe, Justice NK Gupta, Justice Sheel Nagu, Justice MK Mudgal, Justice Rohit Aarya, Justice Anand Pathak, Justice Vivek Agarwal were present. The programme was presided over by Bar Association Secretary Arvind Sharma and welcome speech was delivered by President Prem Singh Bhadoria. In the programme Registrar General Monohar Mamtani, State Bar Council member Jai Prakash Mishra, Treasurer Jitendra Sharma etc were present in the programme.
Pending cases in court which were lying for more than so many years should be attended and for this Mediations Regional conference will be conduct at private hotel. On this occasion Madhya Pradesh Chief Justice Rajendra Menon will give his lecture on Mediation. In this coming programme special guest would be Mediation Monitoring Committee Chairman Justice Sanjay Yadav and sub-committee bench Indore Chairman would be Justice SC Sharma along with Gwalior justice will be present. Whatever cases are there in the court will be discuss through mediation.