Mysuru: Mysuru got another fast track special court (FTSC) to ensure speedy trial and disposal of pending cases related to Pocso cases on Wednesday.
A total of 267 cases have been transferred from the FTSC-I special Pocso court to the FTSC-II fast track special court. This court will handle cases relating to 19 police stations. The establishment of this special court is expected to help conduct trials more swiftly, reduce the number of pending cases, and further strengthen public confidence in the justice delivery system. Judicial officers and S Lokesh , president of Mysuru Bar Association, and association members were present.
Mysuru Law Court, to ensure speedy trials and faster disposal of cases, the FTSC-I Special Pocso court from Udupi district was transferred under govt orders, and high court of Karnataka, Bengaluru, appointed BK Ravikanth, judge of the labour court, Mysuru, as the judge of the FTSC-II additional district and sessions judge, special Pocso court, according to a release from the in-charge chief administrative officer. Mysuru principal district and sessions judge Sri B Jayanth Kumar opened the new court. The main objective of this court is to make the delivery of justice more effective, accelerate the disposal of pending cases, and ensure timely justice for victims.