Prime Minister shares glimpses of inauguration of the National Conference on “Strengthening Legal Aid Delivery Mechanisms”

Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi shared the glimpses of inauguration the National Conference on "Strengthening Legal Aid Delivery Mechanisms" at the Supreme Court of India today. Shri Modi remarked that strengthening the legal aid delivery mechanism and the programme associated with Legal Services Day will provide new strength to India's judicial system. The Prime Minister extended his best wishes to all for the 20th National Conference.

In a series of Posts on X, Shri Modi said:

"Congratulations to National Legal Services Authority on completing 30 years!

I am confident that the national conference being held at the Supreme Court will further strengthen efforts to make our justice system even more accessible for all."

Congratulations to National Legal Services Authority on completing 30 years!

I am confident that the national conference being held at the Supreme Court will further strengthen efforts to make our justice system even more accessible for all. pic.twitter.com/A6zbgGvZKQ

"Over the past few years, our Government has taken several significant steps to enhance the 'Ease of Justice.'

Various initiatives have ensured faster and more affordable justice for the poor, the marginalised and the disadvantaged sections of society."

Over the past few years, our Government has taken several significant steps to enhance the 'Ease of Justice.'

Various initiatives have ensured faster and more affordable justice for the poor, the marginalised and the disadvantaged sections of society. pic.twitter.com/lurXqKxBuc

"Mediation has always held an important place in India's traditions. The new Mediation Act focuses on modernisation and other such aspects with regard to mediation."

Mediation has always held an important place in India's traditions. The new Mediation Act focuses on modernisation and other such aspects with regard to mediation. pic.twitter.com/sLrei9QWq2

"The Supreme Court's initiative to translate over 80,000 judgments into various Indian languages is truly commendable. I am confident that this remarkable effort will be taken forward by High Courts and district courts as well."

The Supreme Court's initiative to translate over 80,000 judgments into various Indian languages is truly commendable. I am confident that this remarkable effort will be taken forward by High Courts and district courts as well. pic.twitter.com/8QDO5zcHXy

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