Live-Streaming : Trying To Have A National Infrastructure Which HCs Can Also Use, Says Supreme Court
In a bid to further accessibility to judicial proceedings for the general public, the Supreme Court of India today said that it is trying to set up a national platform for live-streaming, which can be used by the High Courts as well.
A bench comprising Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli said this orally while hearing a petition filed by Advocate Mathews J Nedumpara seeking a uniform platform for live-streaming.
The bench told the petitioner that the Court is trying to take steps to institutionalise the directions issued in the 2018 Swapnil Tripathi case judgment which approved live-streaming of the Court hearings.
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