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When we talk about Uttar Pradesh these days, the conversation often revolves around strict law and order or rapid infrastructure changes like expressways. But recently, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath turned his attention to the very people who uphold that law the lawyers.
In a recent gathering, CM Yogi made a statement that likely brought a sigh of relief to thousands of advocates across the state. He didn’t mince words. His message was loud and clear: When it comes to the judicial system, the government’s treasury is open.
"No Shortage of Funds"
It is a common grievance in the public sector that big plans often get stuck due to budget constraints. However, CM Yogi assured the legal fraternity that money is not going to be an issue this time.
Addressing a programme for the advocate community, he declared that there is absolutely "no shortage of funds" for the development of judicial infrastructure. This kind of direct assurance from the top leadership signals that the projects aren't just on paper—they have the financial backing to actually happen.
A Modern Court in Every District
So, where is this money going? The plan is ambitious. The UP government intends to build integrated court complexes in every single district of the state.
If you have ever visited a district court in India, you know the reality—crowded corridors, lack of proper seating for lawyers, and old, crumbling buildings. The CM’s vision is to change that image entirely. The goal is to create modern, organized spaces where lawyers have proper chambers and the common man can access justice with dignity.
Focus on Lawyers' Welfare
The Chief Minister emphasized that the legal community plays a pivotal role in society. They are the bridge between the public and justice. By improving their working conditions—providing better libraries, canteens, and chambers—the government believes it will improve the overall efficiency of the legal system.
He also hinted at the broader picture: A state can only progress when the "Rule of Law" is visible. By strengthening the physical infrastructure of the courts, the government is sending a message that justice is a priority, not an afterthought.
A New Look for UP's Justice System?
For years, lawyers in UP have demanded better facilities. This announcement seems to be a direct response to those long-standing requests. It is not just about concrete and bricks; it is about respecting the profession.
As the state gears up for these developments, it will be interesting to see how quickly these complexes rise. But for now, the takeaway is clear: The funds are there, the intent is there, and UP’s courts are set for a major upgrade.
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