Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini orders SC-ST chargesheets within 60 days and special courts in five cities for speedy justice.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has issued strict instructions to police and administrative officials to ensure speedy justice for members of Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) and take effective action against crimes committed against them. The state government aims to strengthen the legal process and ensure that victims receive justice without unnecessary delays.
As part of the new directives, the Chief Minister has made it mandatory for authorities to file chargesheets in all SC-ST-related cases before the concerned court within the prescribed period of 60 days. The instruction is intended to speed up investigations and prevent unnecessary delays in the judicial process.
Chargesheets Must Be Filed Within 60 Days
Under the Haryana SC-ST Justice Measures, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has directed police officials to ensure that investigations into cases involving atrocities against SC-ST communities are completed within the stipulated timeframe.
He clarified that chargesheets must be submitted to the court within 60 days in every such case. The directive places responsibility on the police administration to monitor investigations closely and ensure compliance with the prescribed deadline.
The move is aimed at improving accountability among investigating agencies and strengthening the implementation of legal protections available to SC-ST citizens.
Five Cities to Get Special Courts
To ensure faster hearings and timely disposal of cases, the Chief Minister has also directed officials to establish special courts in five districts of Haryana.
The proposed special courts will be set up in:
– Hisar
– Faridabad
– Palwal
– Rohtak
– Bhiwani
These courts are expected to facilitate the speedy hearing and resolution of cases involving offences against Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities.
Government Focuses on Speedy Justice and Victim Protection
The Haryana government is focusing on strengthening the justice delivery system for vulnerable communities. The latest instructions emphasise faster investigations, timely filing of chargesheets and dedicated judicial arrangements for handling SC-ST-related cases.
The Haryana SC-ST Justice Measures are intended to ensure that cases are not delayed unnecessarily and that victims have better access to the judicial system.
With the 60-day chargesheet deadline and the proposed special courts in five cities, the state government aims to make the legal process more efficient and strengthen action against crimes targeting SC-ST communities.
The implementation of these directives by police and administrative authorities will be crucial in ensuring that the intended benefits reach the affected citizens.
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