The Kerala High Court's creation of a dedicated counseling and grievance redressal mechanism is a significant step in improving the welfare of judicial officers in the District Judiciary. To address judicial officers' concerns and complaints, this project includes the formation of a Welfare, Happiness, and Grievance Committee. To expedite the grievance redressal procedure, district-level nodal officers have been appointed and a dedicated email address has been created.
In expansion to tending to grievances, the Kerala High Court has moreover set up a Judicial Counselling Centre (JCC) that comprises family court guides who are accessible only for the advising needs of judges. The framework too incorporates a devoted portable number for simpler get to to these advising administrations, guaranteeing back is promptly accessible when required.
An basic angle of this activity is the center on the wellbeing of the legal officers. Restorative checkups will be conducted twice a year over all locale to screen the in general wellbeing and well-being of these officers. The Kerala State Legal Services Authority (KeLSA) is playing a vital part in planning these wellbeing activities.
Acting Chief Justice A Muhamed Mustaque's proactive approach by the Kerala High Court shows a dedication to the physical and mental health of the judges, allowing them to carry out their duties effectively and with less stress.
TAGS: Kerala High Court counselling mechanism grievance redressal District Judiciary judicial officers medical checkups Judicial Counselling Centre KeLSA mental health judicial welfare Acting Chief Justice A Muhamed Mustaque.
