Khamano (Fatehgarh Sahib), March 3
People have high hopes from the judiciary for redressal of their grievances as well as to get justice, which is their fundamental right, so it is the duty of the judicial officers to give proper justice by developing quality delivery system, said Justice Ranjit Singh, chairman, Building Committee of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, while addressing a gathering of judges, lawyers, sarpanches, panches and prominent citizens after lying the foundation stone of the judicial courts-cum-residential complex at Khamano town today.
"Judicial officers should not take their job as a mere employment, but they should work with a mission. Moreover, honesty is not a quality, but a need of a judicial officer, said Justice Ranjit Singh. He termed the judicial complexes as temples of justice. Interestingly, it was for the first time that 14 judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court were present on the occasion.
Justice Ranjit Singh said that all the district headquarters and sub-divisions would have modern judicial complexes with all types of facilities within a year. The Punjab government had sanctioned Rs 135 crore for the purpose and Rs 115 crore had been spent.
People have high hopes from the judiciary for redressal of their grievances as well as to get justice, which is their fundamental right, so it is the duty of the judicial officers to give proper justice by developing quality delivery system, said Justice Ranjit Singh, chairman, Building Committee of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, while addressing a gathering of judges, lawyers, sarpanches, panches and prominent citizens after lying the foundation stone of the judicial courts-cum-residential complex at Khamano town today.
"Judicial officers should not take their job as a mere employment, but they should work with a mission. Moreover, honesty is not a quality, but a need of a judicial officer, said Justice Ranjit Singh. He termed the judicial complexes as temples of justice. Interestingly, it was for the first time that 14 judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court were present on the occasion.
Justice Ranjit Singh said that all the district headquarters and sub-divisions would have modern judicial complexes with all types of facilities within a year. The Punjab government had sanctioned Rs 135 crore for the purpose and Rs 115 crore had been spent.
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