Advocate Inayat Malik

29/04/2026

*⚖️Justice Made Simple. Justice Made Accessible.

The National Lok Adalat will be held on 09th May, 2026, providing an accessible and effective platform for citizens to resolve disputes swiftly, amicably, and without any court fees. Through dialogue and mutual settlement, Lok Adalats enable parties to settle their disputes in a simple and time-efficient manner, reducing the burden of prolonged court proceedings. Both pending court cases and pre-litigation disputes can be taken up for settlement during the Lok Adalat.

The National Lok Adalat is scheduled to be held on 09th May, 2026, except in some states where it will be held on the following dates, i.e., in Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, & West Bengal, on 13.06.2026; in Andaman & Nicobar Islands & Telangana, and on 20.06.2026; and in Gujarat & Karnataka, it will be organised on 11.07.2026. The National Lok Adalat offers citizens an accessible, efficient, and cost-effective forum for the amicable resolution of disputes, without the burden of court fees. By promoting dialogue and mutual settlement, Lok Adalats facilitate the expeditious and simplified disposal of matters, thereby reducing the strain of prolonged litigation. Both pending cases and pre-litigation disputes are eligible to be taken up for settlement during the Lok Adalat.

Organized under the aegis of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), this initiative reinforces the vision of “Access to Justice for All.”

Let us come forward and take a step towards speedy, affordable, and people-friendly justice.

📅 09th May, 2026 📞 Helpline Number: 15100 🌐 www.nalsa.gov.in

29/04/2026

Fighting the drug menace through legal empowerment! The DAWN scheme updates NALSA's response to modern challenges like synthetic drugs and online trafficking. By coordinating with healthcare and social agencies, NALSA helps victims transition from addiction to employment and a healthier, drug-free life.

29/04/2026

28/04/2026

Senior advocate Kapil Sibal has criticised the functioning of Indian courts, alleging a lack of a level playing field for those opposing the government. Speaking during his show Dil Se with Kapil Sibal in an episode titled “SIR ke naam hua loktantra badnam,” Sibal said that courts, including the Supreme Court, tend to trust the government’s version of events while disbelieving dissenting voices.

He argued that this imbalance undermines fairness in judicial proceedings and weakens public confidence in democratic institutions. The remarks come amid ongoing debates over institutional independence and the role of the judiciary in politically sensitive cases.

27/04/2026

Adressing esteemed members of Legal fraternity from Bar Association Beerwah.

27/04/2026

It is hereby informed to the general public that some life-saving medicines, whose owner is unknown, were inadvertently left in a Tata Sumo while travelling from Srinagar to Magam. The medicines have been found by Arshid Ahmad. Since these are life-saving medicines, the owner or anyone having information about the owner is requested to immediately contact on 7006280422.

27/04/2026

When people have to lie about you in order to discredit you, thank the Almighty that He has elevated you and granted you great success. People do that out of jealousy, hatred, ignorance or simply to gain views and likes. Smile and keep moving.

27/04/2026

The Supreme Court emphasised that a court has no jurisdiction to direct an accused to surrender before the trial court while rejecting anticipatory bail.