The virtual court digitally deals with ‘on-spot traffic challans’ generated by the traffic police. The virtual court scheme will be implemented in other districts by March 31. In addition to above, the land records have been integrated successfully with the court. Further, through the Interoperable Criminal Justice System (ICIS) project, the court will be able to access the records eFlR and eChargesheet and prosecution records on a real time basis. The eChallans of the traffic department has been integrated with court for speedy disposal of cases ensuring improvement in road safety and timely revenue generation for the state. By such integration, the huge number cases will be handled with the aid of technology with accuracy. Further, the above initiative involves integration of data and documents of Traffic challan, Police department, revenue department with District Court (CIS) which will benefit stakeholders including litigants and promote transparency and speedy disposal of cases. As a result, there will be speedy disposal of traffic related challans. Besides, the revenue generated through it will go to the treasury of the state government. This will immensely benefit the litigants as they will not be required to visit the court for traffic-related violations and deposit the fine through on-line mode.
The ICJS has been introduced to facilitate speedy justice through data-exchange between the courts, police/prosecution, jails and the forensic labs while the integration of civil court with land records will help resolve property disputes quickly. The virtual court was e-inaugurated by Chief Justice Govind Mathur. PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court on Tuesday launched a virtual court at the Allahabad district court for the disposal of the cases related to road traffic violation, Interoperable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) and Integration of Civil Court with Land Records (Bhulekh) through online mode.
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