DLSA Churachandpur Holds Third National Lok Adalat of 2025

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Ukhrul, September 13: The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Churachandpur, as part of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) calendar, successfully organized the Third National Lok Adalat of 2025 on Saturday at the District & Sessions Court, Churachandpur. The proceedings began at 10:30 a.m. and continued till 1:40 p.m., offering a platform for justice, relief, and reconciliation.

The Lok Adalat was presided over by Reena Serto, District & Sessions Judge cum Chairperson of DLSA Churachandpur, with Advocate M. George Zangkholian and Advocate Moite Haokip as members. They were supported by Nemkholam Lhungdim, Chief Judicial Magistrate cum Secretary of DLSA Churachandpur, along with staff from the DLSA, court officials, and advocates who worked together to assist both the bench and the general public.

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Over the course of the sitting, a total of thirty-five cases were taken up for hearing. Fourteen of these were successfully settled, bringing closure and relief to many parties. Among them were twenty-one cases pending before the courts in Churachandpur, of which one was settled and disposed of. Twelve bank recovery cases found resolution, while out of two civil cases, one was amicably settled through mutual consensus. The day’s proceedings resulted in a total settlement amount of ₹37,03,000 (Rupees Thirty Seven Lakhs Three Thousand only), reflecting the tangible impact of the Lok Adalat process in addressing disputes outside the lengthy course of traditional litigation.

Expressing gratitude, the DLSA Churachandpur acknowledged the collective effort of advocates, court staff, bank officials, parties, and all contributors whose cooperation ensured the success of the Lok Adalat. Organized in collaboration with the Manipur State Legal Services Authority, the event once again highlighted the importance of Lok Adalats in making justice more accessible, affordable, and people-centered.

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