As manya as 95 cases were disposed of and Rs. 7,80,000 was settled in a special camp for speedy disposal of pending cases in Railway Court through plea bargaining under National Lok Adalat under the aegis of District Legal Services Authority, Ranchi in Railway Court, Ranchi.
It was organized in the Railway Court premises. Justice Commissioner Diwakar Pandey was present as the Chief Guest on this occasion. The stage was conducted by Railway Judicial Magistrate Bijay Kumar Yadav after lighting the lamp by the hands of the Judicial Commissioner.
On this occasion, Additional Justice Commissioner, Prabhat Sharma, Railway Judicial Magistrate, Bijay Kumar Yadav, Assistant Commercial Manager, Anil Jeray Advocates, various RPF Post officials, Railway Court employees and clients were present.
In his address, Pandey said that the main objective of organizing the Plea-Bargaining Special Camp is to dispose of the cases pending in the Railway Court. Plea-Bargaining Special Camps are organized from time to time and will be organized in future too. He explained the importance of Plea-Bargaining Special Camp and advised for quick disposal.
On this occasion, various important cases were disposed of, in which the accused of Crime Case No. 271/21 RPF Hatia, Senior Section Engineer Signal SE Railway Ranchi, Asheshwar Kumar Mehta accepted the guilt under Section 175, 154 Railway Act, for which Railway Judicial Magistrate Bijay Kumar Yadav punished him and ordered him to pay Rs 15000 compensation to the Railways and also provided the benefit of Section 12 probation.
Out of 284 cases pending in the court, 95 cases were disposed of, due to which the number of cases pending in the railway court has come down to 189. Along with this, the railway department received compensation of Rs 7,80,000 as damages cum compensation on the spot.