Justice On Click: MP High Court’s New Digital Platforms Promise Faster Verdicts, Says CM Yadav

In a landmark event attended by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and senior judges, the MP High Court unveiled a refreshed digital ecosystem aimed at reducing delays and making judicial services citizen-friendly. The upgraded portal and platforms will allow online access to orders, case status, and key documents, while supporting digital transmission of information across the justice chain.  

What The New Digital Platforms Offer  

The High Court has rolled out a new integrated digital portal, enhanced live streaming via the CLASS platform, and an AI-based data management system named “Pratham”. Through these, users can access court orders, bail applications, and case documents online, while judges and registry staff can track warrants, summons, and reports digitally through initiatives like TWARIT and related e-tools.  

How Digital Courts Speed Up Justice  

By shifting more processes online, the MP High Court aims to cut paperwork, reduce physical visits, and improve transparency in judicial timelines. AI-driven dashboards and digital monitoring tools will help prioritise pending matters, streamline coordination with police and departments, and ensure that hearings, filing, and compliance move with fewer bottlenecks. CM Yadav underlined that technology, when integrated with court functioning, can transform citizen experience of justice delivery in Madhya Pradesh.  

Digital Justice Highlights  

1. New MP High Court portal for orders, case status and documents  
2. CLASS live streaming extends open-court access for citizens online  
3. AI-based “Pratham” platform to manage data and track pending matters  
4. Digital transmission tools for warrants, summons and inter-agency coordination  

Sources: The Print, SCC Online, IBC24