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All India judicial service at the district judge level: Govt says no consensus on proposal yet

Article 312 of the Constitution provides for the setting up all India judicial service, which shall not include any post inferior to that of a district judge.

There is no consensus on a proposal to set up an all India judicial service at the district judge level, the government told Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
In a written reply, Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said there was divergence of opinion among the state governments and the 25 high courts on the constitution of this judicial service.
"While some state governments and high courts favoured the proposal, some were not in favour of creation of All India Judicial Service ... some others wanted changes in the proposal formulated by the central government," he said.
In government's view, Meghwal noted, a properly framed all India judicial service is important to strengthen overall justice delivery system.
"This will give an opportunity for induction of suitably qualified fresh legal talent selected through a proper all-India merit selection system as well as address the issue of social inclusion by enabling suitable representation to marginalized and deprived sections of society," he said.&nbsp;

India’s legal system is on the verge of collapse, says retired Justice Madan Lokur. Can judicial reform bring about meaningful change? 

The India Story | Judicial reforms: Long overdue for swift justice?

India&rsquo;s legal system is on the verge of collapse, says retired Justice Madan Lokur. Can judicial reform bring about meaningful change?

India&rsquo;s legal system is struggling. Over 70,000 cases are pending before the Supreme Court, some for close to half a century. Nearly 76% of the country&rsquo;s prison population is made up of undertrials, according to a 2022 report. Despite high case pendency, thousands of judges&rsquo; posts lie vacant at all 3 tiers of the judiciary.
Judicial reforms are sorely needed to clear India&rsquo;s legal logjam. The Chief Justice of India, N.V. Ramana, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have both expressed the need to spruce up India&rsquo;s legal system.
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This week on The India Story, retired Justice Madan Lokur says that the Indian legal system is on the verge of collapse, and explains the steps that need to be taken in order for meaningful reform to happen. We also look at PM Modi&rsquo;s diplomatically packed three-day tour of Europe, where green energy, economy, and bilateral relations were on the agenda.
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8 pm. Download the Editorji app: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/download">www.editorji.com/download</a>

India's legal system is struggling. Judicial reforms are sorely needed to clear India’s legal logjam. Can long overdue reforms enable the delivery of swift justice?

Decoded | Can judicial reforms enable the delivery of swift justice?

India's legal system is struggling. Judicial reforms are sorely needed to clear India&rsquo;s legal logjam. Can long overdue reforms enable the delivery of swift justice?

India&rsquo;s legal system is struggling. Over 70,000 cases are pending before the Supreme Court, some for close to half a century. Nearly 76% of the country&rsquo;s prison population is made up of undertrials, according to a 2022 report. Despite high case pendency, thousands of judges&rsquo; posts lie vacant at all 3 tiers of the judiciary.
Judicial reforms are sorely needed to clear India&rsquo;s legal logjam. In this video,&nbsp;Vikram&nbsp;Chandra discusses how judicial reforms can propel The India Story. He also touches on four controversial laws which need to be reined in, including AFSPA, PMLA, UAPA, and the sedition law. The Centre has recently signaled its intent&nbsp;to reconsider &amp; re-examine the sedition law.
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