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The move aims to reach out to the backward communities of the society and impart legal literacy, says Aruna Sarika
The move aims to reach out to the backward communities of the society and impart legal literacy, says Aruna Sarika
The Chief District and Divisional Judge, Krishna District, Aruna Sarika said that the Legal Services Authority (DLSA) is making plans to expand legal services through the support of digital technology in the border.
Speaking at the closing ceremony of the ‘Pan India Awareness Campaign’ organized by the DLSA in Machilipatnam on Sunday, Ms. According to the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), 600 legal awareness programs were conducted across the country in mid-October. 31 and November 13 as part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Campaigns to reach backward communities in society and impart legal literacy, he said.
He said plans are being pulled to tie the rules to campaign campaigns.
Other District Judge Chinnamsetti Raju, X Additional District Judge A. Narasimha Murthy and DLSA Secretary A. Padma were among those present.
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