Contribution by advocates to the nation is remarkable: Upalokayukta Phaneendra
Upalokayukta K.N. Phaneendra highlighted the significant contributions of advocates to society, both historically and in contemporary times. He emphasized their crucial role in ensuring that government benefits reach all citizens, particularly those facing issues due to misadministration. The conference also featured the distribution of equipment to differently abled individuals, underscoring the advocates' commitment to public welfare.
- ▪Upalokayukta K.N. Phaneendra spoke at a conference on the role of judicial officers and advocates in public administration.
- ▪He noted that advocates have historically contributed to society, including figures like Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi.
- ▪Phaneendra stressed the importance of ensuring government benefits reach every citizen, especially the needy.
- ▪The event included the distribution of equipment to visually impaired and physically disabled persons.
- ▪Judicial officers and advocates must work together to execute public administration effectively.
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The contributions to the country and society by advocates before and even after Independence was remarkable and now, they can play a decisive role in the public administration through their legal acquaintance, said Upalokayukta K.N. Phaneendra.He was addressing a conference on the ‘Role of Judicial Officers and Advocates in Public Administrations’, held at the district court here on Saturday. The advocates always remained prominent in the society and led public administration. After independence, many advocates such as Dr. B.R.
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