Dial-112 PRV Vehicles to Broadcast Legal Aid Messages Across Every Village for September 12 Event

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In a unique and far-reaching administrative initiative, the District Legal Services Authority and Lucknow Police have joined forces to ensure that information regarding the upcoming National Lok Adalat reaches every nook and corner of the district. Scheduled for September 12, 2026, the mega legal event aims to maximize the amicable settlement of pending disputes through mutual reconciliation and compromise. To bridge the information gap between urban centers and remote rural areas, local emergency response machinery has been mobilized, turning mobile police units into active messengers of legal awareness and swift justice.

Dial-112 PRV Vehicles Deployed to Take Lok Adalat Message to Rural Doorsteps

To amplify outreach across villages and remote localities, Dial-112 Police Response Vehicles (PRVs) have been officially roped in to spearhead the publicity campaign. These mobile units will traverse through rural sectors, broadcasting vital information about how citizens can achieve quick, simple, and cost-effective disposal of their longstanding legal cases through the Lok Adalat framework. The campaign was formally launched from the District Court premises, where District Judge and Chairman of the District Legal Services Authority, Malkhan Singh, alongside National Lok Adalat Nodal Officer and Deputy Commissioner of Police Kiran Yadav, jointly flagged off the PRV fleet.

Promoting the Mediation 3.0 Campaign Alongside National Lok Adalat

Beyond spreading awareness for the single-day Lok Adalat event on September 12, the collaborative drive is actively educating the public about the ongoing 'Mediation 3.0' campaign. Under this structured initiative, pending legal disputes are systematically referred for professional mediation from August 1 to September 30, followed by dedicated resolution efforts from October 1 to December 30. Judicial authorities emphasize that mediation offers an ideal platform for parties to resolve conflicts amicably without enduring the prolonged emotional and financial exhaustion of traditional courtroom litigation.

Judicial Appeal for Maximum Public Participation in Quick Dispute Resolution

Highlighting the profound benefits of alternative dispute resolution, District Judge Malkhan Singh stated that the National Lok Adalat provides citizens with an invaluable opportunity to settle matters swiftly and amicably. Echoing these sentiments, Nodal Officer Kiran Yadav made a fervent public appeal encouraging litigants and residents across Lucknow to make maximum use of the September 12 Lok Adalat. By combining grassroots police mobilization with judicial outreach, local authorities hope to significantly reduce pendency in courts while fostering greater social harmony and access to justice across the region.