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    Supplementary -1 List

    Sr. No.1
    HIGH COURT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
    AT JAMMU

    WP(C) PIL no. 5/2020


    (Through Video Conferencing
    from Srinagar)

    Court on its Own Motion

    Ms. Monika Kohli, Amicus


    (on Video Conference from her office at
    Jammu)

    v/s

    Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir …. Respondent(s)

    Through:- Mr. Aseem Sawhney, AAG (on Video


    Conference from office at Jammu)
    for Govt. of UT of Jammu & Kashmir

    Mr. Vishal Sharma, ASGI


    (On video conferencing from office at
    Jammu) for UOI.

    Mr. Abhay Kumar, SIO, NIC Jammu

    Mr. Ravinder Gupta, Advocate


    (On Video Conferencing from office at
    Jammu) for BSNL.

    Mr. Shaleen Kabra, Home Secretary, UT of


    Jammu and Kashmir
    (On video Conferencing from his office at
    Srinagar)

    Mr. Shahzad Azeem, Registrar (IT)


    (On Video Conferencing from High Court at
    Srinagar)

    HON’BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE


    (on Video Conference from residence at Srinagar)
    Coram:
    HON’BLE MR. JUSTICE SANJAY DHAR, JUDGE
    (on Video Conference from residence at Srinagar)
    2 WP(C)PIL No. 5/2020

    ORDER
    16.07.2020

    XVII. e-Connectivity of Courts

    1. Pursuant to our last order, Mr. Shaleen Kabra, Home Secretary,

    Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is present through video conferencing.

    The issue of difficulties being faced in e-connectivity in both the Wings of the

    High Court has been discussed.

    2. Mr. Kabra has pointed out that there could be many reasons for

    the same. Amongst the reasons, the difficulties in the e-connectivity as pointed

    out are leaseline issues; needs of enhancement of lease line bandwidth; optimal

    utilization of the softwares, distribution of bandwidth amongst different users

    which has not been optimally effected. One more reason suggested by Mr.

    Kabra for poor e-connectivity is possible misuse of the available bandwidth.

    Mr Kabra has made valuable suggestion that an audit needs to be first

    undertaken of the facilities which are in existence and which are required to be

    urgently added.

    3. We accordingly constitute a Committee consisting of the

    following to examine the above issues and make their recommendations:

    (i) Mr. Shaleen Kabra, Home Secretary, Govt of UT of Jammu and

    Kashmir (Chairperson).

    (ii) Mr. Shahzad Azeem, Registrar (IT), J&K High Court.

    (iii) Mr. Abhay Kumar, SIO, NIC, J&K,

    (iv) Mr. Sanjeev Tyagi, Nodal Officer, BSNL, J&K and


    3 WP(C)PIL No. 5/2020

    (v) Director, National Institute of Electronics and Information

    Technology (NIELIT), Jammu or an expert to be nominated by

    him from NIELIT.

    4. The Committee shall undertake a proper audit of the facilities

    before making their report.

    5. The meetings of the Committee may be held on video conference.

    6. All information as may be needed for effective assessment by the

    members of the Committee shall be made available by Mr. Shabir Malik, CPC,

    J&K High Court and Mr. Umesh Sharma, Civil Judge (Senior Division), Leave

    Reserve, High Court of J&K.

    7. The reports of the Committee shall at the first instance be placed

    before the Chairperson of IT Committee of the High Court of Jammu &

    Kashmir for his consideration. Mr. Shahzad Azeem, Registrar (IT) shall place

    the observations of the Chairperson, IT Committee along with the final report

    before this Court on the next date of hearing.

    8. List on 23rd July 2020 at 12.00 P.M.

    9. Members of the Committee constituted by this court today shall

    remain present in court through video conferencing on the next date as well.

    (SANJAY DHAR) (GITA MITTAL)


    JUDGE CHIEF JUSTICE
    Jammu
    16.07.2020
    Raj kumar

    RAJ KUMAR
    2020.07.17 14:48
    I attest to the accuracy and
    integrity of this document

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