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Supreme Court aims to settle 10K cases in six-day Lok Adalat

IndiaTimes Thursday, 27 June 2024
The Supreme Court of India marks its 75th year with a historic six-day Special Lok Adalat from June 29, aiming to resolve 10,000 cases free of cost. Led by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, the initiative seeks amicable settlements across various legal domains to alleviate case backlogs and promote social justice.
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