New Delhi (NVI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that technology will prove to a revolutionary tool in delivering speedy justice in the country, highlighting the government’s efforts to connect every court in the country to the e-court Integrated Mission Mode Project.
While addressing the International Judicial Conference here, PM Modi said the establishment of National Judicial Data Grid will also make court procedures easier.
“The synergy of artificial intelligence and human conscience will also give further impetus to judicial processes in India,” he said.
Distinguished judges of the Supreme Court, as well as various High Courts, eminent lawyers and delegates from overseas, also took part in the conference.
The Prime Minister also pointed out that the Judicial Conference is taking place at the beginning of the 3rd decade of the 21st Century.
He stressed that this is the decade of rapid changes not only in India but also the World.
“The changes are taking place in social, economic and technological fields and that they should be based on logic, equitable justice,” he said.
“Hence the topic of this conference, “Judiciary and The Changing World” is apt and significant”, he said.
“The Conference is also happening at the same time when the country is celebrating the 150th birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi”, he added.
