Inaugurating a convention of Southern State Advocates and Human Rights? Delegates, he declined to comment further on the issue.
He said speedy redress of cases was still a major challenge before the judiciary. To tackle this problem, the Union Government has decided to establish rural and mobile courts at a cost of Rs 5,000 crore each and Rs 935 crore will be released for setting up e-courts.
He also said more lawyers will be recruited to all courts in the state.
The convention was organised here jointly by Legal and Human Rights? Department and Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee.
Earlier, members of Legal and Human Rights Department submitted a memorandum to Moily on their demands including constitution of a Supreme Court bench in Bangalore, Rs five crore grant for Advocates? Welfare Development Fund and inclusion of State Bar Council Chairman in the Committee to go into the process of appointing judges.