The emergency meeting focused on the integration of modern technology to streamline judicial processes and enhance the effectiveness of the justice system.
LAHORE Acting Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court, Justice Shujaat Ali Khan, has convened an urgent meeting with session judges from across Punjab to address the imperative of timely justice delivery.
The session judges will participate via video link, and Justice Shujaat Ali Khan will deliver his address through the same medium. Emphasizing the critical need for efficiency, the Acting Chief Justice declared, “All possible measures must be taken to ensure the timely delivery of justice. Without leveraging information technology, achieving this is not possible.”
The emergency meeting focused on the integration of modern technology to streamline judicial processes and enhance the effectiveness of the justice system. Justice Shujaat Ali Khan’s directives underscored the necessity of digital solutions in overcoming procedural delays and ensuring swift justice.
Petition Filed against Doctor’s Strike in Lahore High Court
LAHORE:– The ongoing strike of doctors in government hospitals has been challenged in the Lahore High Court by citizen Mazhar Abbas.
Filed through Advocate Safdar Shaheen, the petition argues that the doctors’ strike, which began on June 15 following a fire incident at Sahiwal Teaching Hospital, is unjustly impacting patient care. The Young Doctors Association (YDA) initiated the strike in response to the detainment of doctors due to the incident.
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The petitioner contends that the strike is causing patients to be transferred between hospitals, disrupting medical services. Despite being paid from the public treasury, striking doctors are failing to fulfill their duties, thus exacerbating the suffering of patients.
The petition urges the High Court to direct the Young Doctors Association to immediately end the strike and resume their medical duties.
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