Hoshiarpur, February 27
The Punjab Legal Services Authority (PLSA) has decided to set up legal aid clinics in all the villages of the state to provide free legal aid to the needy and poor people, said Charanjit Singh, member of the PLSA, Chandigarh here yesterday evening.
He said a panel of advocates and paralegal volunteers would manage these clinics under the guidance of working chairman of the PLSA Justice MM Kumar, Judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
Charanjit Singh said that legal aid clinics were being opened in far-flung areas where poor people could not afford fees of advocates and incapable of visiting the city for litigation.
The Punjab Legal Services Authority (PLSA) has decided to set up legal aid clinics in all the villages of the state to provide free legal aid to the needy and poor people, said Charanjit Singh, member of the PLSA, Chandigarh here yesterday evening.
He said a panel of advocates and paralegal volunteers would manage these clinics under the guidance of working chairman of the PLSA Justice MM Kumar, Judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
Charanjit Singh said that legal aid clinics were being opened in far-flung areas where poor people could not afford fees of advocates and incapable of visiting the city for litigation.
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