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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The Supreme Court<\/a> on Monday raised possibility of using a dedicated satellite for seamless internet connectivity to aid the virtual courts set up across the country, but said it will be satisfied with a robust optical fibre network<\/a>.

A bench headed by Chief Justice S.A. Bobde and comprising Justices D.Y. Chandrachud and L. Nageswara Rao said: \"We were thinking of asking government to give us a satellite for better network and connectivity for virtual courts.\"

Emphasising that satellites are not costly anymore in the current scenario, the CJI<\/a> said: \"You also have many satellites in sky and we could use one. But we will be okay if we get access to your optic fibre network.\"

Chief Justice Bobde<\/a> made these remarks during the hearing of suo moto plea concerning the guidelines for conducting virtual hearing amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Attorney General K.K. Venugopal urged the Supreme Court to consider live streaming of its proceedings, on similar lines with the Gujarat High Court and Madras High Court, adding live streaming can be seen across India.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, however, contended that live streaming would lead to people filing petitions for the sake of \"being heard all across the country.\"

However, a the AG insisted that the court consider his request as even clients deserved to know what is happening in the courts, the Chief Justice said the decision on this matter will be taken soon.

Senior advocate Harish Salve submitted before the bench that Jio has the best optical fibre network. The court told Salve to ask his client to submit in writing its proposal with the e-committee.

Senior advocate and the Supreme Court Bar Association's former President, Vikas Singh urged the top court to use better technology to take up matters virtually.

During the hearing, the top court observed that there are problems which should not be discussed publicly. \"We will take a decision soon enough, otherwise successive Chief Justices will do,\" the bench said.

Justice Chandrachud revealed that, in the backdrop of model rules formulated by the Supreme Court e-Committee, 11 High Courts have already framed their own rules.
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SC考虑卫星网络无缝连接虚拟法庭

最高法院周一提出的可能性为无缝网络连接使用一个专用卫星帮助虚拟法庭建立全国,但表示这将是满意一个健壮的光纤网络。

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新德里:最高法院周一提出的可能性为无缝网络连接使用一个专用卫星帮助虚拟法庭建立全国,但表示将一个健壮的感到满意光纤网络。

长椅上由首席大法官S.A. Bobde和由大法官共Chandrachud和l . Nageswara Rao说:“我们想让政府给我们一个卫星为更好的网络和连接虚拟法庭。”

强调卫星不再是昂贵的在当前的场景中,CJI说:“你也有许多卫星在天空,我们可以使用一个。但我们会没事的,如果我们获得光纤网络。”

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首席大法官Bobde锁在听到这些言论的摩托请求有关指导方针进行虚拟听觉在Covid-19大流行。

总检察长株式会社Venugopal敦促最高法院考虑程序的现场直播,在类似古吉拉特邦高等法院和马德拉斯高等法院,添加在印度可以看到直播。

然而,副检察长Mehta印度央行认为,直播将导致人们提交请愿书为了“听到全国各地。”

然而,公司坚持认为,法院认为他的要求甚至客户应该知道什么是发生在法院首席大法官说在这个问题上的决定很快就会了。

高级主哈瑞药膏之前提交Jio的长椅上最好的光纤网络。法院告诉药膏问他的客户与e-committee书面提交其建议。

高级倡导者和最高法院律师协会前总统维辛格敦促最高法院使用更好的技术几乎占用问题。

在最高法院听证会上,发现有问题,不应该公开讨论。“我们将决定很快,否则连续首席法官将会做什么,”法官说。

正义Chandrachud透露,在模型的背景下由最高法院e-Committee制定规则,11高等法院已经陷害自己的规则。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The Supreme Court<\/a> on Monday raised possibility of using a dedicated satellite for seamless internet connectivity to aid the virtual courts set up across the country, but said it will be satisfied with a robust optical fibre network<\/a>.

A bench headed by Chief Justice S.A. Bobde and comprising Justices D.Y. Chandrachud and L. Nageswara Rao said: \"We were thinking of asking government to give us a satellite for better network and connectivity for virtual courts.\"

Emphasising that satellites are not costly anymore in the current scenario, the CJI<\/a> said: \"You also have many satellites in sky and we could use one. But we will be okay if we get access to your optic fibre network.\"

Chief Justice Bobde<\/a> made these remarks during the hearing of suo moto plea concerning the guidelines for conducting virtual hearing amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Attorney General K.K. Venugopal urged the Supreme Court to consider live streaming of its proceedings, on similar lines with the Gujarat High Court and Madras High Court, adding live streaming can be seen across India.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, however, contended that live streaming would lead to people filing petitions for the sake of \"being heard all across the country.\"

However, a the AG insisted that the court consider his request as even clients deserved to know what is happening in the courts, the Chief Justice said the decision on this matter will be taken soon.

Senior advocate Harish Salve submitted before the bench that Jio has the best optical fibre network. The court told Salve to ask his client to submit in writing its proposal with the e-committee.

Senior advocate and the Supreme Court Bar Association's former President, Vikas Singh urged the top court to use better technology to take up matters virtually.

During the hearing, the top court observed that there are problems which should not be discussed publicly. \"We will take a decision soon enough, otherwise successive Chief Justices will do,\" the bench said.

Justice Chandrachud revealed that, in the backdrop of model rules formulated by the Supreme Court e-Committee, 11 High Courts have already framed their own rules.
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