Astore: Chief Justice of the Chief Court of Gilgit-Baltistan, Ali Baig, formally inaugurated the Court Record Digitization Branch in Astore by cutting the ribbon. The initiative aims to preserve court records through a modern digital system and promote the use of technology in judicial affairs.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Director General Judicial Academy Ghulam Abbas Choppa, District and Sessions Judge Minhaj Ali Raja, Registrar of the Chief Court of Gilgit-Baltistan Rahat Ali Changazi, Senior Civil Judge Astore Hidayat Ali, Advocate Sami, the Vice Chairman of the Gilgit-Baltistan Bar Council, administrative officers and a large number of lawyers.
The establishment of the Court Record Digitization Branch is an important step towards modernizing the judicial system. The new system will help preserve court documents in digital form, improve record management and make it easier to access the required documents when needed.
The initiative is expected to improve the safety and management of judicial records, streamline office procedures and ensure better access to documents related to court proceedings.
Digitizing court records is an important step towards meeting modern requirements and introducing the latest technology in judicial institutions. Transferring traditional paper records to a digital system can make it easier to search, preserve and retrieve documents whenever required.
The inauguration of the branch in Astore is part of efforts to introduce modern facilities in judicial administration and improve institutional efficiency. Such initiatives are expected to simplify office procedures, strengthen record management and bring the judicial system in line with modern needs.
The participation of judicial officers, administrative officials and lawyers in the ceremony highlighted the importance of cooperation among relevant stakeholders in promoting modern technology and improving judicial institutions.
The inauguration of the Court Record Digitization Branch is being viewed as a significant step towards improving judicial facilities in Astore and moving towards a modern and efficient judicial administration system.