CJI Chandrachud at RMLNLU Convocation Advocates Law Courses in Hindi | Law Today

Stressing the need to teach law courses in regional languages and in simpler parlance, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, on Saturday, said it was necessary to use regional languages in legal proceedings to make the case understandable for general litigants.
The CJI recited a couplet of famous Urdu poet Asrarul Haq Majaz for law graduates: "Jo abra yahan se uthega, vo saare jahan par barsega, har ju-e-ravan par barsega, har koh-e-garan par barsega..."
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[@pramila7980]

Sir Great Salute...🌈 Colourful and joyful steps Sir in your journey to justice...path

[@pramila7980]

Congratulations Sir 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@divyanshipasricha9586]

the voice through the microphone is so disrupted.

[@g.v.sudharani]

⚖️👏🎉

[@ratanlallguha9909]

We are unfortunate for having present CJI depriving the poor and helpless people of the country from justice and protection by way of delaying all cases.

[@pramila7980]

Echo

[@Ankithgarg]

What about the south indian languages... Qnd people say there is no hindi imposition