National Litigation Policy Revamped by Union Law Ministry

The Union Law Ministry has finalized a new national litigation policy aimed at expediting resolutions of pending cases. Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal signed the document, which will soon be presented to the Union Cabinet. The policy is part of the Modi 3.0 government’s 100-day agenda.

The Union Law Ministry finalized a pivotal document on the national litigation policy on Tuesday, aiming to speed up the resolution of pending cases. The newly appointed Law Minister, Arjun Ram Meghwal, endorsed the policy, which is set to be reviewed by the Union Cabinet shortly.

This policy forms a crucial part of the Modi 3.0 government’s 100-day agenda. Addressing reporters, Meghwal emphasized the ministry’s focus on delivering faster justice in pending cases at various judicial levels, including the Supreme Court, high courts, lower courts, tribunals, and consumer courts.

A senior official highlighted that the issues concerning case pendency, which were flagged by Meghwal, have been incorporated into the document. This new policy aims to transform the government into an efficient and responsible litigant, ultimately enhancing the ease of living for all stakeholders involved in litigation.