Under the guidance of Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court and Patron-in-Chief and under the direction of Executive Chairman, MPSLSA, an exhibition was organised on History of Judicial Administration, Process of Justice Delivery, Achievement of Justice delivery system in last 75 years, Legal Services Procedure etc by MP State Legal Services Authority in association with High Court of Madhya Pradesh in the premises of Jabalpur High Court on Sunday. The exhibition was inaugurated by Justice of MP High Court Jabalpur, Vivek Agarwal, in the gracious presence of Justice Nandita Dubey, Justice Vishal Mishra, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav, Rajendra Kumar Vani, Registrar General, MP High Court and other dignitaries.

 

Raman Patel, President High Court Bar Association, Officers of Registry MP High Court and MP State Judicial Academy, Shri Manoj Kumar Singh, Additional Secretary, Arvind Shrivastava and Swapnshree Singh, Deputy Secretary MPSLSA, Manish Singh Thakur, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Jabalpur, District Legal Aid Officers Zeeshan Khan, Jeetendra Mohan Dhurve and Mohammad Jilani, panel advocates, paralegal volunteers and students of schools and law colleges were also present. As we are aware that 45-days long campaign regarding PAN India Awareness and Outreach Programme was inaugurated on October 2 by the National Legal Services Authority, by this programme every citizen has to be informed and aware about the activities of the legal services and its schemes, while ensuring the reach of the Legal Services Institution thrice to every village of the state, in the course of which, in coordination with the State Legal Services Authority, the District Legal Services Authority has ensured access thrice time to reach every village of the state during the said period and public awareness campaign has been conducted through camps / Melas etc. The Legal Services Week has been organized from November 8 to November 14, 2021. In this week, other activities such as door-to-door programmes, legal literacy programmes, legal aid clinics and publicity vehicles and other means, along with additional activities such as organizing mega camps, due to corona epidemic, have been organised across the State.

 

During the saud programme, it has been ensured the benefits of the schemes of the state / central government are provided to the children who have lost their parents due to Covid, legal literacy camp for women empowerment under joint collaboration of the National Commission for Women, painting / essay / slogan writing / film for children Organising making competitions, moot court competition in law colleges and Prabhat Pheri on the last day of the campaign and online live broadcast of the campaign closing programme organised by NALSA have been organized while strictly following protocol. It was informed by Manoj Kumar Singh, Additional Secretary, MP State Legal Services Authority, Jabalpur that during the above programme, about 9,000 outreach teams including Panel Lawyers, PLV, Asha workers, Anganwadi workers, employment assistants, law students and persons associated with legal services etc. have been formed and each village of the state has been ensured to access in thrice. For ensuring information and awareness about the activities of the Legal Services Institution through vaccination camps etc to general public of remotest areas, state wide campaign of Legal Services Institutions for spreading awareness through National Health Mission have been started on November 9. The instructions have also been issued to organise programmes by DLSA in each district with the intention to provide benefit needy and marginalised persons of society.