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National Lok Adalat in Koppal on July 11

National Lok Adalat in Koppal on July 11

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Mahantesh S. Daragada, who is the Senior Civil Judge and Member Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority, addressing media representatives at his office in Koppal on Friday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Senior Civil Judge and Member Secretary of the Koppal District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Mahantesh S. Daragada has urged the litigant public to make use of the upcoming National Lok Adalat and the special Samadhana Samaroh Lok Adalat to settle pending disputes through conciliation and mutual agreement. Addressing a press conference at the DLSA office on the District Court premises in Koppal on Friday, Mr. Daragada said that the National Lok Adalat will be held across Koppal district on July 11 under the guidance of Principal District and Sessions Judge and DLSA Chairman Chandrashekhar C. He said that the litigant public can get various categories of cases settled amicably during the Lok Adalat, including civil suits, land acquisition cases, bank recovery matters, cheque bounce cases, motor accident compensation claims, matrimonial disputes and compoundable criminal cases. Mr. Daragada said that settlement through Lok …

Over 45,946 cases disposed of during National Lok Adalat in Chandigarh | Chandigarh News

Over 45,946 cases disposed of during National Lok Adalat in Chandigarh | Chandigarh News

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More than 45,946 cases were disposed of and settlements worth Rs 27.22 crore were recorded during the National Lok Adalat held on Saturday at the New District Courts Complex, Sector 43, Chandigarh. The Lok Adalat was organised by the State Legal Services Authority (SLSA), Chandigarh, and the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Chandigarh, under the aegis of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) to provide speedy and amicable resolution of disputes. According to officials, the cases disposed of included pending court matters, pre-litigative cases and traffic challans, with the settlements collectively amounting to Rs 27,22,25,076. For the proceedings, 13 benches headed by serving judicial officers were constituted to hear and settle various categories of cases. These included criminal compoundable matters, cheque bounce cases under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, bank recovery disputes, Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) cases, matrimonial disputes, labour disputes, arbitration matters, civil cases, municipal matters and traffic challans. All cases were resolved through mutual consent of the parties, which is the key feature of Lok Adalats aimed at reducing the …

The Costly Consequence of Ignoring Lok Adalat Orders

The Costly Consequence of Ignoring Lok Adalat Orders

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2 min readMohaliMar 12, 2026 10:49 PM IST Taking a stern view in a case related to the cleaning of roadside drains and streets in the city, the Permanent Lok Adalat Mohali ordered the attachment of the official vehicle of the Joint Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation (MC), Mohali. While the decision came earlier, the detailed order was released on Thursday. The matter arose from an execution application filed by city resident Ram Kumar, who alleged that debris removed during the cleaning of drains and sewer lines is not lifted promptly. According to the petitioner, the waste often remains lying on the roads for days and sometimes weeks, causing unhygienic conditions. During rainfall, the same debris flows back into the drains, resulting in frequent blockages. The petition further states that the issue had earlier been raised before the Permanent Lok Adalat in 2014. At that time, an official of the MC had assured the court that regular sanitation and drain cleaning would be ensured in the city. Based on that assurance, the court disposed of …

60% Disabled Staffer Jumps to Death at Saket Court, Colleagues Boycott Lok Adalat

60% Disabled Staffer Jumps to Death at Saket Court, Colleagues Boycott Lok Adalat

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Hours after one of their own died by suicide due to “work pressure” on Friday, a large group of staffers huddled outside the Saket Court, surrounded by police personnel. For nearly two hours, the group waited for their co-workers who had gone inside to represent them and discuss the challenges they face on a daily basis with the Principal District and Sessions Judges. After the meeting, a staffer who was part of the discussions, said, “They (judges) told us that anyone who has a problem can go to them before or after court hours and give their problems in writing.” “But they are reminded of this when one of us dies,” came a response from the crowd, referring to ahlmad (record keeper) Harish Singh Mahar’s death by suicide earlier in the day. In his suicide note, Mahar, who had jumped to his death from the fifth floor of the court building, had cited workload. “I am 60% handicapped… this job is very tough for me and I succumbed to the pressure…,” the note by the …

Aap Ki Adalat: Sudhanshu Trivedi condemns Vijay Shah’s remarks on Sofiya Qureshi, slams Congress

Aap Ki Adalat: Sudhanshu Trivedi condemns Vijay Shah’s remarks on Sofiya Qureshi, slams Congress

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BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi condemned Vijay Shah’s remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, while accusing Congress of using the issue to divert attention from its past actions, and reaffirmed the party’s respect for Qureshi’s service. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP and spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi today condemned the remarks made by Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah about Indian Army spokesperson Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, calling them “condemnable.” Trivedi emphasized that the party had taken the issue seriously, with Shah issuing an apology, and added that they would abide by any directions given by the court. His comments came during an interview with Rajat Sharma on the iconic TV show Aap Ki Adalat, which is scheduled to air tonight on India TV. Trivedi however pointed out that during Congress rule, both Intelligence Bureau and CBI had named Ishrat Jahan in Gujarat as terrorist, but she was described as a ‘daughter’ (beti) by a Congress leader. “Congress is raising the latest issue about Col Qureshi to hide its past sins. BJP and every Indian …

Aap Ki Adalat: Sudhanshu Trivedi hits out at Rahul Gandhi, calls him ‘Tees Maar Khan’

Aap Ki Adalat: Sudhanshu Trivedi hits out at Rahul Gandhi, calls him ‘Tees Maar Khan’

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Rajya Sabha member and senior BJP leader joins Rajat Sharma to answer a host of questions about India’s Operation Sindoor and relations with Pakistan at Aap Ki Adalat, exclusively on India TV. New Delhi: Rajya Sabha member and BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi on Saturday lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, describing him with a Hindi idiom, “Tees Maar Khan”.  Responding to queries from Rajat Sharma in the iconic TV show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’, Trivedi said “Tees Maar Khan” is used for those who boasts about their accomplishments, but in reality, it was only a pretension.  He reminded how nearly two years ago, Rahul Gandhi had described USA and UK as ‘defenders of democracy’ and had remarked that they were not interfering in India to ‘save democracy’. Trivedi described Rahul Gandhi’s remark about “India’s foreign policy has failed” as a “vaham” (misconception). He said there have been several precedents when all-party delegations were sent in the past to world capitals to muster support for India.  “In 1995, the then PM PV Narasimha Rao sent Atal …

Aap Ki Adalat: India-Pak ceasefire an operational break, like a TV commercial break, says Sudhanshu Trivedi

Aap Ki Adalat: India-Pak ceasefire an operational break, like a TV commercial break, says Sudhanshu Trivedi

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Rajya Sabha member and senior BJP leader joins Rajat Sharma to answer a host of questions about India’s Operation Sindoor and relations with Pakistan at Aap Ki Adalat, exclusively on India TV. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP and spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi today said, it would be incorrect to call the present pause in India-Pakistan conflict a “ceasefire”.  “It is not Yuddhaviraam, it is Alpaviraam. It is an operational break, like a commercial break in television”, he said.  Trivedi was replying to questions from Rajat Sharma in the iconic TV show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ to be telecast tonight on India TV.  Asked what India would do if Pakistan carries out another terror attack, Trivedi said, “Our Prime Minister has made it clear that any further act of terror shall be considered an act of war”.  The BJP spokesperson lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, describing him with a Hindi idiom, “Tees Maar Khan”. Trivedi said, Tees Maar Khan is used for those who  boasts about his accomplishments, but in reality, it was only …

Aap Ki Adalat: Dr Sudhanshu Trivedi to reveal secrets of Operation Sindoor, watch live at 10 pm on India TV

Aap Ki Adalat: Dr Sudhanshu Trivedi to reveal secrets of Operation Sindoor, watch live at 10 pm on India TV

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Aap Ki Adalat: BJP MP Dr Sudhanshu Trivedi will be seen tonight at 10 PM answering questions from India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma on the show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. New Delhi: The guest on tonight’s episode of the widely recognised and popular television show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ is BJP Member of Parliament and the party’s national spokesperson, Dr Sudhanshu Trivedi. He will be seen responding to a series of sharp and probing questions posed by India TV’s Editor-in-Chief, Rajat Sharma. Known for its bold and direct format, the show has consistently attracted top political figures, celebrities and public personalities, and tonight’s episode promises to be particularly compelling. Dr Trivedi is expected to reveal the biggest secret related to ‘Operation Sindoor’, a matter that has been surrounded by intense public speculation and interest. His appearance on ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ is being seen as a significant moment, especially in the current political climate, and viewers can expect explosive disclosures and unfiltered commentary on issues of national importance. The entire episode will be broadcast tonight at …

Aap Ki Adalat: Pakistan is yet to learn lessons from the past, says Arif Mohammad Khan

Aap Ki Adalat: Pakistan is yet to learn lessons from the past, says Arif Mohammad Khan

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Aap Ki Adalat: Bihar Governor said that Pakistanis must remember their country was born out of hatred, out of partition, and deaths of nearly one million people. Even the Holy Quran says that if you divide a country out of hatred, you will get your due punishment. New Delhi: Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan on Saturday (May 3) spoke to India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief  Rajat Sharma in his show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. Arif Mohammad Khan said that Pakistan is a country which is yet to learn lessons from the past.  Bihar Governor said, “Pakistan is yet to learn lessons from the past. During the 1965 war, the Pakistani Army chief was dreaming about having tea in Delhi. Our then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri ji replied that we won’t like to bother Ayub Khan for reaching Delhi; instead, we will reach Lahore to have tea. And we almost did. Later, we withdrew. In the 1971 war, they lost their eastern part altogether, and yet Pakistan has not learnt any lesson.” Pakistan is born out …

Aap Ki Adalat: Pakistan can change the names of Ghauri and Ghaznavi missiles, says Arif Mohammad Khan

Aap Ki Adalat: Pakistan can change the names of Ghauri and Ghaznavi missiles, says Arif Mohammad Khan

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Aap Ki Adalat: Bihar Governor said that a Pakistani intellectual made this demand. That person said that at least Pakistan could name its missiles after at least three people from Punjab. New Delhi: Arif Mohammad Khan, Governor of Bihar, on Saturday (May 3) targeted Pakistan and said that at least they can change the names of their ‘Ghauri’ and ‘Ghaznavi’ missiles. Arif Mohd Khan’s reaction came in Rajat Sharma’s show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ today.  The Bihar Governor said, “At least they can change the names of their missiles, Ghauri and Ghaznavi, because Muhammad Ghori and Mahmud of Ghazni were foreign invaders. I am not saying this. A Pakistani intellectual made this demand. That intellectual said that at least Pakistan could name its missiles after at least three people from Punjab.” Former Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal (Retd) RK Bhadauria, who was present as a ‘judge’ on the show, said, “Pakistan does have nuclear capability, but even on minor issues, they start harping about their nuclear capability. The world must take note of …