Kashmir
Jammu: Chief Justice of High Court (HC), Justice Pankaj Mithal Monday e-inaugurated ‘e-Filing application’ for the HC and ‘Employees’ Record Management System application’ for the subordinate judiciary.
An official spokesman in a statement issued here said that the e-Filing application would supplement the present filing procedure in the HC by a hassle-free, timesaving, more transparent, efficient, and effective system.
He said that now a lawyer or a litigant just from his workplace or any other place of his convenience could file a matter before the HC by logging into the e-Filing portal.
The spokesman said that the Employees’ Record Management System aims at managing the human resource working in the subordinate judiciary.
He said that the application carries detailed information of about 2500 employees of the Subordinate Judiciary of J&K and Ladakh.
The spokesman said that the information included the employee’s details to the details of all his or her postings with tenure.
“Now, the admin of the application with a click can fetch all the relevant record about an employee of the subordinate judiciary and can filter the search by employee’s name and unique ID by designation, by post held, and by the period of tenure,” he said.
The spokesman said that Chairperson IT Committee, Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey along with Justice Sanjeev Kumar, Justice Rajnesh Oswal, Justice Sanjay Dhar, and Justice M A Chowdary joined the inaugural function virtually from the Srinagar wing of the HC while Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur, Justice Sindhu Sharma, Justice Vinod Chatterji Koul, Justice Puneet Gupta, Justice Javed Iqbal Wani, and Justice Mohan Lal attended the event in person while other dignitaries who virtually or physically participated in the event included Advocate General D C Raina, Registrar General HC Jawad Ahmed, Principal Secretary to Chief Justice Rajeev Gupta, Registrar Vigilance Shahzad Azeem, Director J&K Judicial Academy Sanjay Parihar, Member Secretary J&K Legal Services Authority M K Sharma and other officers of the Registry.
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