Jabalpur: The Madhya Pradesh government and judiciary have taken a major step toward digital transformation of the justice system with the launch of multiple new technology-driven platforms at a high-profile event in Jabalpur.
The programme was attended by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Supreme Court Chief Justice Surya Kant, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, and several other top judicial dignitaries.
The initiative aims to make the justice system faster, more transparent, and more accessible for citizens through integrated digital platforms.
Major Push Toward Digital and Transparent Justice System
The event, titled “Fragmentation of Fusion: Empowering Justice via United Digital Platform Integration,” highlighted India’s shift toward technology-driven governance.
Key objectives include:
- Faster case disposal
- Transparent judicial processes
- Easy access to court services
- Integration of police, courts, and prison systems
- Real-time digital information sharing
CM Mohan Yadav emphasized that technology is now the most powerful tool for improving governance and justice delivery.
CM Mohan Yadav Highlights India’s Justice Tradition
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav referred to India’s ancient justice traditions, mentioning the ideal governance model of King Vikramaditya.
He stated that:
- India has a rich heritage of fair justice systems
- Digital technology is modernizing court procedures
- E-governance is improving transparency in administration
- Madhya Pradesh is actively adopting digital legal systems
He also highlighted initiatives like cyber tehsil, e-file systems, and digital governance reforms.
CJI Surya Kant Calls for 24×7 Digital Justice System
Chief Justice Surya Kant stressed the need for an integrated and continuous justice delivery system.
Key remarks:
- Courts should move toward 24×7 accessibility
- Police, courts, prisons, forensic, and medical systems must be integrated
- Digital platforms can reduce delays in justice delivery
- Madhya Pradesh model can be replicated across India
He compared the integration of systems to rivers merging into a larger stream for stronger governance.
Major Digital Platforms Launched by Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court introduced several advanced digital systems, including:
- CLASS (Courtroom Live Audio-Visual Streaming System) for live hearings
- New High Court Portal for orders, bail applications, and documents
- “PRATHAM” AI-based data management system
- Digital certified copy automation system
- Online criminal justice system for prisoner release processes
- “Sanket Vani” app for speech and hearing-impaired citizens
- “Jyoti Journal 2.0” judicial software
These platforms aim to simplify legal processes and improve transparency.
Faster Justice Delivery Through Technology Integration
Experts and judges noted that the new systems will:
- Reduce delays in court proceedings
- Improve coordination between departments
- Enable real-time case tracking
- Enhance accessibility for citizens
- Support paperless judicial functioning
The initiative is being seen as a major step toward a fully digital and modern judiciary.
About Mohan Yadav Government Initiative
The Mohan Yadav-led Madhya Pradesh government is actively promoting e-governance and digital transformation across administrative and judicial systems to improve efficiency, transparency, and citizen access to public services.
About Madhya Pradesh Digital Justice Reform Initiative
The Madhya Pradesh digital justice initiative aims to integrate courts, police, prisons, and forensic systems into a unified digital network, enabling faster, transparent, and citizen-friendly justice delivery across the state.
