Bhavya Says Court Judgments Should Be In Regional Language. Do You Agree

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Bhavya Says Court Judgments Should Be In Regional Language. Do You Agree

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar has recommended that court judgments should be delivered in Hindi or a regional language. Your take...


I wholeheartedly agree with CM Khattar. India is a country where over 75 per cent of the population is literate only in their regional language. Only a marginal segment of this studies and understands English. This move will help increase people’s interest in the Indian judicial system and their rights.

Bhavya S, class IX, NES International School, Mulund, Mumbai


I agree with the idea though it must be tried as an experiment first. English is not our first or native language, and a move such as this will help in the promotion of regional/Hindi languages and help non-English speakers.   

Gayathri Rajesh, class XI, Navy Children School, New Delhi


There should be no fixed rule on which language is to be used by the court while passing verdicts. The courts should use the language most understood by the people present. If necessary, translators could create copies of the judgment in two or three languages, for convenience.

Om Parghale, class IX, Dastur Hormazdiar school, Pune

Comments

Rajathariga S P AECS MAGNOLIA MARUTHI PUB SCH

It really depends on the people called for the hearing. If they are not familiar with the regional language, then it''s only right to proceed in English or the language they understand.

saishalini Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

well, English being an official language judgements in Hindi is not just possible as most of the judges do not have command over the knowledge essential for exactness in judgements. But, subsequently the judgements can be written in English and Hindi translation can be delivered.

Darshil Shah ST. XAVIERS - LOYOLLA -2 LOYOLLA 2

It will be a very good move if the court judgement are given in the regional languages as hardly a handful of population of India understands English. Secondly the citizens of rural areas hardly understands English and so it becomes tough for them to understand the judgement of the judge.

Bhavana Jaison Atomic Energy Central School No 2

I don''t agree with you regarding court proceedings in regional language. According to 6 freedoms granted by Constitution we have the right to reside any where in India. And it''s not possible to learn diverse languages in our country. If it is in English, which is the official language, it will be easy for everyone to understand.

Nikitha Gopi Gyanshree

Look lets be practical on this .. I totally disagree with the point of regional language having a role in reading out the verdicts. Though Hindi maybe our national language but still there is bunch out there who aren''t fluent in it . while English is a better spoke language In India. Or maybe like om Parghale from Dastur hormazadir school suggested we could make copies of the same in the language that they would prefer to having verdicts in rather than reading them out in regional language

Khushi Sharma BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL (SWASTHYA VHR)

It would be a great move if the judgements would be in the regional languages. Being Indians we should try to promote our mother tongue and regional languages as much as possible & I think making court judgements in regional languages would be a great step towards this cause.

AMRITHAVALLI.S Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

i would suggest the judgements to be in English . Judicials may belong to different state and their study would have been a nationalised one rather being regional . Even it becomes difficult when the case moves to supreme court .

JIYA TOMAR B G S NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL

Candidly, I would not really agree to this because, it is very essential for us to come up and adhere to a standard mode of instruction instead of showcasing our entire "diversity of languages" in courts and other public places.

Vishnu Varthan J Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

In whatever language If the court gives judgement, the judgement will remains the same in all language. :) So it is not necessary the judgement should be in english or any other language.

NAVYA MALHOTRA SWARAJ INDIA PUBLIC SCHOOL

it should be in English which understood by most people in most parts of india

Renisha Christy.R Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

The judges may not be familiar either with Hindi or the regional language. So, it is better to use the English language rather than to commit blunders in the judgements.

Avni Jain FR AGNEL MULTI PURPOSE SCHOOL

I totally support this move. As almost 60% of India is illiterate, it will help the local people to understand the judicial processes. This will also encourage the other languages of India like Hindi, and however English is not originally from India.

Tej narayan pandey MAYUR PUBLIC SCHOOL(PATPATGANJ)

India is a secular country in which many people are engaged in different languages. so,i think it makes no sense to pass such laws.it may happen that language in which court is giving judgement cant be understand by himself.

Dhruvi Moliya Hillwoods school

I don''t agree .As India is a democratic and secular country the statement should be only in one language i.e. our national language Hindi .If they are given in regional languages then it could lead to promotion of one language which should not happen in a secular country.

P N YUTHIKA Army Public School Bolarum

Yes, it is a very good move to give court hearings and judgements in regional or national language because all those who are attending the courts may not be knowing english and they can understand the proceedings easily.

Shreya Patnaik Silver Oaks International School

I am new to NIE so I just wanted to ask: How can we voice our opinions in action-reaction?

Archisha Ghosh VIDYA VALLEY

I completely agree that the judgements that are done by the government should be done in our regional language as English is not our regional language. If the government wants everybody to understand the judgements done by them, then should speak in the language which everybody can understand. But the announcements should be done in basic Hindi, not in high level Hindi.

Anna Thomas SBOA SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE

English is now the language that most people would be knowing..but depends on the people who are called for the discussion and the hearing

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