Raje inaugurates Rajasthan State Judicial Academy building

Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje today said coordination among judiciary, legislature, executive and media was needed for good governance and social security.
She said this while speaking on Criminal Justice Delivery System and Role of Trial at the concluding ceremony of judges' training after inaugurating Rajasthan State Judicial Academy building.
Raje suggested that the judicial academy needed to be linked with the police and administrative academies for a comprehensive training programme through exchange of ideas.
"This will help in better understanding of each other's functioning and increased coordination which would result in reinforcing the hypothesis of welfare state," she said.
Noting that technology can play a vital role in ensuring speedy justice, the Chief Minister said, "Video conferencing is a strong means of addressing the delay. It can save time, energy and the resources."

Speaking about "Nyay Apke Dwar" initiative, Raje said like Lok Adalats, this has contributed immensely in deciding about 70,000 pending revenue cases in the state in just two months.
Later, appreciating the support of the legislature, Rajasthan High Court's Acting Chief Justice Ajeet Singh, who is also the Patron in Chief of the academy said, "We have been getting support of the state government in addressing the infrastructural and routine requirements, which would help in courts functioning more efficiently.