Responding to issue of maintenance and cleanliness of the court buildings and toilets, Chief Justice directed the DDC to outsource/depute requisite manpower to ensure cleanliness of the buildings and toilets and its surrounding twice a day. Regarding completion of under construction lawyers chamber building, Chief Justice directed the executing agencies to expedite the work and complete the building in a time bound manner.
Chief Justice also directed the DDC to ensure construction of concrete litigant structure in place of the fabricated besides asking the Judicial Officers to ensure provision of separate toilet facility for female staff as well as for litigants. Chief Justice assured the members of Bar Association that their issues will be taken into consideration with utmost priority.
Regarding resumption of Court work, Chief Justice said since the district is in green zone and the district courts are empowered to take the final call in coordination with the Bar Association members in this regard. She also asked them to follow all necessary preventive protocols and guidelines regarding COVID-19 while resuming the court work besides asking them to resume the functioning without allowing the litigants.
Chief Justice also emphasised optimum use of innovative ways in justice dispensation during the ongoing crisis of COVID-19 and also directed the judges to work with zeal and enthusiasm in clearing the pendency of cases in the district.
Others who accompanied the Chief Justice during the visit were Registrar General J&K High Court Jawad Ahmed, Principal District & Session Judge Bhaderwah, Ashok Kumar, District Magistrate, Doda, Dr Sagar D Doifode, Additional District Session Judge, Zabair Ahmed Raza, Chief Judicial Magistrate Doda Manjeet Singh, Sub Judge Bhaderwah, Renu Dogra, DLSA Secretary Susheel Singh, District Mobile Magistrate, Touseef Ahmed Magrey, Munsiff Bhaderwah Sandeep Singh Sen, SSP Doda Mumtaz Ahmed besides members of Bar Association.