Indian languages especially Hindi has immense potential but it needs to be strengthen, said Jharkhand lokayukta Amreshwar Sahay. Addressing as chief guest ay a seminar held at University law College, Hazaribagh, on Sunday Justice (retd) Sahay said, “If you want to see more use of Indian languages then the best way will be to strengthen the languages because in my opinion by framing rule or making legislation one cannot minimise the use of English in our judiciary system.”
Earlier the lokayukta along with guest of honor BC Nirmal, VC of National law University, District and Session Judge of Hazaribagh Nageshwar Prasad inaugurated the seminar by lighting the lamp and garlanding on the portrait of Saint Vinoba Bhave. The seminar was organised jointly by Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas Jharkhand and University law College, Hazaribagh.
Talking on the subject “Education of law and Indian languages in Judiciary System” BC Nirmal said, “It has entered in the mindset of every Indians that without having knowledge of English one cannot do better in the field of law. Partially it is correct because most of the books and works are done in English even today.” He advocated that equal command on both English and Hindi or any other language is required to change the scenario.
Earlier Prof Joydeep Sanyal, Principal University law College, Vinoba Bhave University, welcomed the guests. Teacher Bhaiya Mukesh Kumar illustrated the topic of discussion. Besides chief and guest of honor some other distinguished personalities of Hazaribagh town also spoke in the seminar. In second session of the seminar students of University law College interacted with the experts by putting questions. VC National law University, Ranchi, answered most of the questions and satisfied the students.