# To provide sufficient security to the Judicial Officers

- **Citation:** C.L. No.45/IVh-40
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 2000-10-19
- **Case number:** C.L. No.45/IVh-40
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/to-provide-sufficient-security-to-the-judicial-officers-162179
- **Pages:** 2

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C.L. No.45/IVh-40 Dated 19th October, 2000
To provide sufficient security to the Judicial Officers.
In Criminal Contempt case Nos. 16 of 1999 and 19 of 1999, In Re - Sri Swami
Nath Yadav, Advocate and 4 others Hon‟ble Court (Hon. Sri B.K. Roy and Hon. Sri M.C,
Jain, JJ.) has given directions with regard to the security of Judicial Officers.
I am desired to enclose herewith copy of the judgement given by the Hon‟ble Court
for your information and compliance as and when situation so demands.
No. 4331/IV-40/Admn. (G)/Dated 27th March, 2001
To provide sufficient security to the Judicial Officers.
Kindly refer to Court‟s Circular letter No. 45/IVh-40/dated 19-10-2000 wherin a
copy of judgement dated 28.9,2000 passed by Hon‟ble Court (Hon. Sri B.K. Roy and
Hon. Sri M.C. Jain, JJ) in Criminal Contempt case Nos. 16 of 1999 and 19 of 1999 in ReSri Swami Nath Yadav. Advocate and 4 others was sent to you on the above subject for
compliance. In this connection, I am directed to say that the Government of Uttar Pradesh
vide letter No. 5319/ 6- pu-2-2000/dated 6.2.2001 issued directions of the Hon‟ble Court
passed
in
aforesaid
contempt
case
to
all
the
Senior
Superintendent
of
police/Superintendent of police of Uttar Pradesh for necessary actions with regard to
security to Munsif Magistrates/Judges of the district courts,
I, am, therefore, to send a copy of Government‟s letter dated 6, 2, 2001 for
information.
"If any Judicial Officer of the State apprehends any type of obstruction in fearless
administration of his Justice he shall inform his District Judge, who in his turn
will first examine the same objectively and if after finding substance shall at one
bring to the notice of the Senior Superintendent of Police/Superintendent of
Police of his district of the same, who in their turn shall be duty bound to afford
sufficient police protection to that JudicialOfficer and if even then the District
Judge finds that no proper action has been taken in that regard by the aforesaid
police authorities, in that event he will make a report to the Chief Secretary of the
State through the Registrar General/Registrar of this Court and in that event the
Chief Secretary shall take a serious view of the matter and apart from directing
the Director General of Police of this State to take an appropriate action at once in
relation to providing sufficient security to the Judicial Officer concerned shall
also take further action against the erring Policing Authority concerned. The
District Judges of the Judgeships shall also follow the same course if they
apprehend the same by reporting to the Inspector General of police of their area
thereater the same course will be followed by all concern".
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[25] TRAINING
C.L, No. 121/Admn. (A)/IVf-80 dated 25th October, 1978
The newly appointed Munsif-Magistrates, after completion of training at
Administrative Training Institute, Nainital, are required to undergo a further training of
two weeks in the districts of their posting in such a manner that they may acquaint
themselves with the actual working of the courts and the offices in the district. They
should be asked to maintain a diary of the daily work done during the training which is to
be sent to the Court along with the comments of the District Judge,
NOTE:
Vide G.O. No. 2034/Seven-Uchch Nyayalaya/1986-55/86, Lucknow Dated 6th
August, 1986, the Govt. of Uttar Pradesh has established the Institute of Judicial Training
& Research, Uttar Pradesh at Lucknow, for imparting training to Judicial officers, Law
Officers, Government- Advocates and Public Prosecutors and also for conducting
research in the legal field and Judicial administration. Since then, training is being
conducted at the Institute, and not at the Administrative Training Institute, Nainital.
C.L. No. 11/iv-f-80 Admn. (A) dated 26th February, 1982
The above instructions have been modified in view of the fact that training at the
Institute includes 5 weeks practical training in a judgeship. Therefor, it is not necessary
that the newly recruited Munsifs should be given practical training again as required by
above-mentioned circular. The Court directed that the newly recruited Munsifs should be
asked to do regular court work on their joining in the Judgeship,
C.L. No. 127/Admn. (A)/Vlf-80 dated 5th November, 1979
The new Munsif-Magistrates, who have not received training in the Institute,
should not be required to do any regular judicial work for the first two months. It should
be impressed upon them that they are given opportunity to enable them to acquaint
themselves fully with the working and procedure in conducting cases and with the
working in the Offices, so that they may do regular court work with confidence.
The new Munsif-Magistrates should actually sit in the offices with the Munsarim,
Nazir, Record Keeper or Head Copyist and watch the working. They should maintain
diaries and make notes of what they learn during the training period. These notes, along
with the comments of the officer with whom they take training and of the District Judge,
shall be sent to the Court.
SCHEDULE
1.
Munsif‟s court (instituting court). All proceedings from
institution up to execution. He should examine various
registers, parwanas, notices, warrant of attachment etc.,
both on the regular and execution sides.
...6 days
2.
Record Room
...2 days
3.
Copying Department
...1 day
4.
Nazarat:
He should particularly watch working of the Nazarat
with various courts and treasury/ bank.
...2 days