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**Bagaha Lok Adalat Opens, Judge Criticizes Police Notice Delivery**
**Bagaha, Bihar –** The Bagaha Civil Court hosted its third National Lok Adalat of the year on Saturday, with judicial officers, including Additional District and Sessions Judge IV Manvendra Mishra, inaugurating the event with the lighting of lamps. The Lok Adalat aimed to provide accessible and quick justice to the public.
However, Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate Alok Kumar Chaturvedi raised concerns about the poor execution of delivering notices by the police. Of the 1800 notices issued to the police, only 97 were served, which he said was impacting the progress of case resolutions.
ADJ Mishra also addressed bank representatives, stressing that the court should not be treated as a recovery agent for banks. He pointed out that Bagaha residents primarily deposit money in banks but withdraw less, indicating the tough financial realities of the region. Mishra instructed all department officials to offer maximum possible concessions in cases to facilitate timely justice.
The proceedings were conducted by Trainee Judge Rahul Raj, with First Class Judicial Magistrate Tariq Shamim delivering the vote of thanks. A large number of litigants attended the Lok Adalat hoping to resolve their cases.
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