The Allahabad High Court made important remarks on the judicial system while hearing the petition filed in the case of FIR lodged in the Kotwali police station of Mathura on charges of corruption. The court has said that legal service is a mission along with judicial service. This is beyond normal services. If the plaintiff has to wait for a long time in the disposal of the case or it cannot be resolved, then this mission is incomplete.

It is the priority of the courts to decide the pending cases of the detained person expeditiously and delay is a hindrance. The presiding officers of the court cannot rest till the success of the mission.

The High Court directed the District Court Mathura for early disposal of the petition by the Supreme Court citing several other cases including Hussain. The court said that it should make a decision on the bail application of the petitioner in a week. Also asked to complete the magisterial test in six months and the session test in two years. Along with this, the punitive action against the petitioner has been stayed for 45 days.

Justice Rahul Chaturvedi has given this order while hearing the petition of Ladli Prasad. The court in its order also pointed out that the time limit given by it for disposal of the suit can also be a criterion for assessing the judicial performance of the judicial officers. The court, in its order, said that the petitioner's 45-day relief will not be considered for extension.
 
Timely disposal of cases is the responsibility of the government
The High Court also suggested the State Government in the matter. Said that it is the constitutional responsibility of the State to establish the necessary infrastructure for monitoring the working of subordinate courts to ensure timely disposal of cases.

this was the case
The matter is of the Kotwali police station of Mathura. An FIR was lodged against the petitioner under various sections including cheating. Taking cognizance of the charge sheet, the Magistrate Court has issued summons against the petitioner. The petitioner had approached the High Court for quashing of the summons. Along with this, demand was also made to direct the Magistrate Court in the matter for an early hearing on the bail application. Considering the facts and circumstances, the court ordered to disposal of the petitioner's cases within the time limit.

Agra SSP Sudhir Kumar Singh was transferred on Saturday. He has been made DIG of the Saharanpur range. Meerut SSP Prabhakar Chaudhary has been made SSP Agra. He was an ASP here in the past.

SSP Sudhir Kumar Singh was sent to Agra in October 2021. Then there was theft in the police station Jagdishpura. SSP was Muniraj Ji. The police had caught the sweeper who came under suspicion. He had died in police custody. The echo of this matter had gone to the government. After this SSP Muniraj G. was transferred. Sudhir Kumar Singh came in his place.

During the tenure of Sudhir Kumar Singh, the SSP office shifted from Collectorate to Police Lines. He exposed many big incidents. Arrangements were made to register a case immediately on the complaint of the victims. The action was also taken on the negligence of the police personnel. The action of confiscating the properties of many bookies and drug mafia under the Gangster Act also took place during his tenure.

Prabhakar is IPS of the year 2010 batch
On the other hand, the new SSP Prabhakar Chaudhary is originally from Ambedkar Nagar. He did B.Sc from Prayagraj University. After that, he studied law. He is an IPS officer of the year 2010 batch. Was ASP in Agra in the year 2013-14? He was CO Lohamandi. He is familiar with Agra. People also know about their functioning. He exposed many incidents. He has also been SP Kanpur Dehat, Bulandshahr, Ballia, and SSP Varanasi before Meerut.