Judicial Officers Urged to Uphold Public Trust: Chhattisgarh CJ Ramesh Sinha

Chhattisgarh High Court Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha emphasized the importance of judicial officers acting as custodians of public trust during a judicial seminar. Highlighting the need for unbiased and timely justice, the CJ addressed the dynamic nature of law, stress on continual learning, and importance of AI in the modern justice system.

Chhattisgarh High Court Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha reaffirmed the pivotal role of judicial officers as custodians of public trust on Sunday, emphasizing that the law should serve as an instrument of justice rather than oppression.

Addressing the inaugural session of a divisional judicial seminar organized by the Chhattisgarh State Judicial Academy in Raipur, Chief Justice Sinha highlighted the public's expectation for unbiased and expeditious justice from the judiciary.

The chief justice also raised concerns about delay tactics in civil trials and urged judicial officers to make bold, judicious decisions while assuring them of the high court's support in their pursuit of justice.

(With inputs from agencies.)