In a significant boost to infrastructure facilities for legal professionals, Member of Parliament Manish Tewari has handed over five state-of-the-art electric golf carts to the Chandigarh High Court Bar Association. This initiative aims to revolutionize mobility within the extensive court premises while promoting environmentally sustainable transportation solutions.
Enhancing Lawyer Mobility in Court Complex
The formal handover ceremony took place on Tuesday, marking a substantial upgrade to the daily commuting experience for legal practitioners. The five eco-friendly e-golf carts are specifically designed to navigate the vast High Court complex efficiently, reducing the time and effort lawyers spend moving between different court blocks and facilities.
Senior officials from the Chandigarh Administration were present during the ceremony, underscoring the importance of this infrastructure enhancement. The electric vehicles represent a modern solution to the longstanding challenge of intra-campus transportation that lawyers have faced for years.
Commitment to Sustainable Development
Manish Tewari, the Lok Sabha MP who facilitated this donation, emphasized the dual benefit of this initiative. "These electric carts not only address practical mobility concerns but also align with our commitment to environmental sustainability," he stated during the handover ceremony.
The e-golf carts operate on clean energy, producing zero emissions and contributing to better air quality within the court premises. This move positions the Chandigarh High Court as a forward-thinking institution embracing green technology while improving operational efficiency.
Bar Association's Infrastructure Upgrade
The Chandigarh High Court Bar Association, representing thousands of legal professionals, has consistently worked toward improving facilities for its members. The addition of these five electric vehicles addresses one of the most pressing daily challenges faced by lawyers who need to quickly move between various courtrooms, libraries, and administrative offices.
The electric golf carts are expected to significantly reduce the time lawyers spend traversing the large court complex, thereby increasing their productivity and reducing physical strain, especially for elderly practitioners. This development comes as part of ongoing efforts to modernize court infrastructure and provide better working conditions for legal professionals.
The initiative has been widely welcomed by the legal community, with many lawyers expressing appreciation for the practical solution to their daily mobility challenges within the expansive court campus.
