
The Delhi High Court has decided to hold regular court sittings on the first and third Saturdays of every month.
The decision was taken in a full court meeting on December 22 and notified on January 15, following a request by the Chief Justice of India to all High Courts to dedicate two Saturdays each month.
The move is aimed at addressing the high pendency of cases before the Delhi High Court. Data from the National Judicial Data Grid shows that over 1.25 lakh cases are currently pending, with a large number awaiting disposal for more than a year.
The additional sittings are intended to reduce backlog and expedite hearings.
Thanush SBookmark