In a bid to address the concerns raised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud personally undertook an inspection today, examining various areas within the Supreme Court premises that require renovation. The CJI's visit came in response to the demands put forth by the SCBA, which has been advocating for improvements in the cafeteria, Library no. 1, erstwhile Judges Library, Old Chamber Blocks, Dispensary, Setalvad, and Daphtary Chamber Block.

According to Hony. Secretary Rohit Pandey, who spoke to The Law Advice (TLA), the CJI's visit was initiated following the persistent requests made by the SCBA. The secretary stated, "The SCBA had been actively advocating for the enhancement of facilities within the Supreme Court, and the Chief Justice, in response to their demands, decided to personally inspect the areas in question."

During his visit, Chief Justice Chandrachud meticulously assessed the condition of the cafeteria, Library no. 1, erstwhile Judges Library, Old Chamber Blocks, Dispensary, Setalvad, and Daphtary Chamber Block. Impressed by the dedication and efforts of the staff, the CJI promptly instructed the registry to promptly address the issues at hand. Secretary Pandey further informed the TLA that the CJI assured the SCBA to look into the concerns raised by the them and work towards their resolution.

The renovation of these key areas within the Supreme Court holds significant importance, as they directly impact the working environment for the esteemed judges, legal professionals, and support staff. With the CJI's personal inspection and assurance, hopes are high that the demands of the SCBA will be promptly met, leading to enhanced facilities and a more conducive atmosphere for all stakeholders.

As the Supreme Court of India continues its commitment to justice and efficiency, Chief Justice Chandrachud's proactive approach towards the SCBA's demands signifies the Court's dedication to maintaining a high standard of functionality and comfort. The efforts to address these concerns demonstrate the judiciary's responsiveness and commitment to ensuring a conducive working environment within the esteemed institution.

Mr. Meenesh Kumar Dubey. Joint Secretary and Ms. Yugandhara Pawar Jha, Treasurer of SCBA were also present during the entire inspection. CJI was also joined by the Registrars of the Supreme Court.