Key Takeaways
- Lahore Sessions Judge Tariq Khursheed Khawaja has issued a directive to clear all pending traffic challan cases within a month.
- The directive includes the distribution of traffic sectors among 41 magistrates to expedite the process.
- Magistrates are required to submit monthly reports on the progress of disposing of traffic challan cases.
Lahore Sessions Judge Tariq Khursheed Khawaja has issued a formal notification directing magistrates to dispose of all pending traffic challan cases within one month. The directive aims to clear the backlog of traffic challan cases in the city.
Under the notification, 17 magistrates have been assigned to District Katcheri, 12 to Cantt Katcheri, and another 12 to Model Town Katcheri. Each magistrate is tasked with hearing and disposing of traffic challan cases in their respective sectors.
The directive requires magistrates to submit monthly reports on the progress of disposing of traffic challan cases. This ensures accountability and timely completion of the task.
The sessions judge has emphasized the importance of clearing the backlog to improve the efficiency of the judicial system and reduce the burden on the magistrates.
The notification is part of a broader effort to streamline the legal process and ensure that justice is delivered promptly to the citizens of Lahore.
The directive is expected to have a significant impact on the daily lives of residents, as traffic challan cases often lead to delays and inconvenience.
Magistrates are encouraged to work closely with the traffic authorities to ensure a smooth and efficient disposal of cases. This collaboration is crucial for the success of the directive.
The sessions judge has stated that the directive will be monitored closely, and any non-compliance will be dealt with accordingly.
