Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq on Tuesday assured his ministry's officials and employees of resolving the official problems quickly and urged them to speed up their operations.
"The speed of judicial proceedings will increase and case backlog will come down, once we will be able to implement the e-judiciary project. So, we will implement the project on priority basis," he said at a meeting at the ministry after assuming office for the third consecutive time.
Anisul Huq emphasized on constructing new court buildings, expanding existing court buildings upwards, strengthening training activities for skill development and establishing National Judicial Academy.
The minister gave different directions to the ministry officials, asking them to quickly finish the ongoing projects.
Conducted by Law and Justice Division Secretary Md Golam Sarwar, the meeting was attended by senior officials of divisions and organizations under law ministry.
The officials at the meeting informed the minister about the progress, problems, success and possibility of their agencies.
Anisul called for strengthening alternative dispute resolution (ADR) activities of the district legal aid offices, increasing coordination between apex court and lower courts for easing case backlog.
The minister also said he would hold coordination meeting once in every two months and evaluate progress of works of every division and agency.