Policy review reveals systemic backlogs and digital emerging threats in the Indian justice system, highlighting the necessity for citizen-centric and technological reforms.
Key Points
Examine major contemporary legal challenges confronting the Indian judiciary and assess reforms required to improve system efficiency, accessibility, transparency, and equity.
Qualitative review of administrative and institutional obstacles within the Indian justice delivery system, including case arrears, judicial vacancies, and procedural barriers.
Analysis of emerging legal complications arising from technological advances, including digital privacy, cyber fraud, deepfake media, and artificial intelligence offences.
Identified critical bottlenecks comprising severe case pendency, inadequate court infrastructure, high litigation costs, and limited judicial accountability.
Determined that effective remediation requires harmonizing court fees, modernizing infrastructure, updating limitation rules, and safeguarding epistolary jurisdiction to protect disadvantaged demographics.
Cite This Study
Swati Gajendra Shinde (2026) studied this question.