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Awareness meet marks Legal Services Day
District Judge Justice P Venkata Jyothirmaye cautioned that punishments will be awarded based on the intensity of the crimes whether it was committed knowingly or unknowingly.
Visakhapatnam: District Judge Justice P Venkata Jyothirmaye cautioned that punishments will be awarded based on the intensity of the crimes whether it was committed knowingly or unknowingly.
Justice Jyothirmaye interacted with the farmers and the consumers at the MVP Rythu Bazar here on Wednesday at a legal awareness meet to mark the National Legal Services Day. She called upon the farmers to sell quality vegetables at correct price to please the consumers and if they come across any legal problem, they can approach the District Legal Services Authority which will settle disputes through Lok Adalat.
Clarifying on the withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes from the circulation, the District Judge informed that it will not affect ordinary public,
