
Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo today launched the 'e-Nyaya Sarathi' web portal and mobile application in Jammu and Kashmir, a unified digital gateway for legal information, judicial resources and government legal services. The…
Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo today launched the 'e-Nyaya Sarathi' web portal and mobile application in Jammu and Kashmir, a unified digital gateway for legal information, judicial resources and government legal services. The platform, developed by the Department of Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs, offers services including legal aid, a repository of Acts and judgments, 'Search Your Case' and 'Find My Court' features, and dedicated modules for Women & Child Development.

Speaking at the launch attended by senior officers and High Court officials, Dulloo called it a step towards citizen-centric digital governance that would bridge the gap between citizens and legal institutions. The portal also includes an AI-powered chatbot to guide users through legal queries. The platform is available at www.enyayasarathi.jk.gov.in and on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
The launch comes as J&K continues to digitise government services under the e-Governance framework. The portal consolidates functions previously scattered across multiple offices and websites, a model used by states like Kerala and Karnataka for land records and court cases. The AI chatbot is a relatively rare feature for state legal portals in India. The real test will be adoption: whether citizens, especially in rural areas with limited digital literacy, use it effectively. The J&K Legal Services Authority will likely track usage data over the next quarter to assess reach and impact.
Source: greaterkashmir.com
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