Union law and Justice Minister Sadanand Gowda said that it is the top priority of the Centre Government that justice for the common man should be spontaneous, easy and readily available.
Gowda while talking to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers here on Saturday at party’s State headquarters said, “the huge numbers of pending cases in the courts of country is matter of grave concern. Detailed discussions over the issue were held by the judges of the country and jurists in presence of President of India Pranab Mukherjee and officers of law and Justice Department ministry in the fourth retreat of Supreme Court Judges at the National Judicial Academy. Chief Justices of India provided detailed information over the steps taken in this direction.”
Gowda further said that the Central Government has established Central law Schools in all the states of the country for law education. As additional initiative, though Government law colleges in States are concern of State Governments but the Central Government would hesitate in providing facilities like infrastructure and other required amenities in them.
The union law minister was all praise for the Madhya Pradesh party organisation and said that the State was lucky to get the guidance of able organisers like Kushabhau Thakre due to that the MP organisation has become exemplary for other States of the country.
He also lauded the State’s progress and development journey from BIMARU State to develop and leading progressive State of the country. “The reforms done by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in the field of agriculture, irrigation and power besides law are in fact of public utility and exemplary,” Gowda said.