The case management system developed by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) for the District Judiciary of Punjab has significantly transformed judicial operations, resulting in the disposal of over 8 million cases across 1,991 district courts within the province. This achievement underscores the system’s effectiveness in enhancing judicial efficiency and transparency.
During a recent progress review meeting chaired by PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf, it was highlighted that the system provides public access to information regarding pending cases. This transparency extends to both the general public and legal professionals, who can access detailed case information and date-wise cause lists through the Case Management System’s dedicated website.
Chairman Faisal Yousaf emphasized the system’s role in not only streamlining case management processes but also in promoting accountability within the judiciary. By digitizing case records and facilitating online access to case details, the system ensures greater accessibility and efficiency in handling legal proceedings across Punjab’s district courts.
The PITB’s initiative marks a significant step towards modernizing judicial services, aligning with broader efforts to leverage technology for administrative and procedural improvements in the legal sector. As a result, the Case Management System stands as a testament to effective public service delivery and transparent governance in the realm of judicial affairs in Punjab.