By Admin 
In the Rouse Avenue Court, the lawyers have given Lt. Governor V.K. Strong protests against Saxena’s notification, in which policemen have been allowed to testify through video conferencing from police stations. Lawyers say that this decision is a serious threat to the judicial process and questions the transparency of the courts.
The lawyers allege that the decision to connect the police witnesses with the court through video conferencing is actually an attempt to weaken justice. According to him, if the policemen are not present in the court, then the investigation of the credibility of the witness will be severely affected. During the protest, a lawyer said, “The testimony should be face to face in the court. Witness’s conduct, her hesitation and the way to respond is all part of the judicial process. All this is not completely possible on the video.”
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V.K. Lawyers demonstrated against Saxena
Lt. Governor V.K. Advocates protesting against Saxena said that a fair hearing can be ensured only by the physical presence of police officers in the court. If the witnesses speak from the police station, is it a guarantee that there will be no pressure on them? The atmosphere of the court is different and the truth comes out there.
The lawyers also argued that the arrangement of testimony through video conferencing can provide unfair advantage to the police. Due to this, there will be a risk of increasing direct or indirect pressure on the witnesses. He says that this notification is an injury to the independence of the judiciary and violates the right to a fair hearing provided.
Lawyers shouted slogans on campus
The lawyers gathered in the Rouse Avenue Court premises raised slogans and demanded that the notification be withdrawn immediately. He warned that if the order is not canceled, the movement will be intensified. The protesting advocates said that we will not tolerate the agreement with the judicial process. Witnesses should appear in court, this is the tradition and this is the law.
The foundation of justice being shaken under the guise of administrative facility
It is worth noting that in a recently issued notification by the Lieutenant Governor’s office, it was said that policemen can testify in the courts through video conferencing only from police stations. The government argues that this will save the time of policemen and the hearing of pending cases will be faster. But the lawyers say that the foundation of justice is being shaken under the guise of administrative facility.