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Justice Rajnesh Oswal visits Anantnag, reviews functioning of judiciary

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Discusses various matters, administrative issues
ANANTNAG: The Administrative Judge for district Anantnag, Justice Rajnesh Oswal Saturday conducted an official visit to Anantnag to review and discuss various matters concerning the functioning of the judiciary and related administrative issues in the district.
During the visit, the Judge held detailed interactions with judicial officers, administrative officials, and representatives of the Bar Association Anantnag. The discussions focused on improving judicial infrastructure, ensuring speedy disposal of cases, and strengthening coordination between the judiciary and the district administration.
He also took stock of ongoing development works related to court complexes and emphasized the importance of creating a people-friendly justice delivery system.
Issues pertaining to case pendency and disposal were addressed by the Administrative Judge on the top priority, and directed the Judicial Officer to show extraordinary performance in disposal of the cases.
Justice Oswal appreciated the efforts of the judiciary and administration in Anantnag and directed them to work in close coordination for an efficient justice delivery system.
He assured all possible support from the High Court to address infrastructure gaps and streamline the judicial process for the benefit of litigants.

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