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    • In the month of May and June, 2024, the timing of offices is fixed from 6.30 am to 1.30 pm and the timing of courts is fixed from 7.00 am to 1.00 pm. During the said period, there will be a lunch break from 10.30 am to 11:00 am. New
    • Under Trail Review Committee Campaign New
    • District and Session Court, Ballia shall remain closed on Saturday, 01.06.2024 (including outlying Court Civil Judge (J.D.) Rasra, Ballia and Gram Nyayalaya, Sikandarpur, Ballia) on account of General Election of Lok Sabha- 2024 under Section 25 of Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Act No. 26 of 1881) New
    • Regarding organization of summer Internship Programme for the Law Student New
    • Next National Lok Adalats at Uttar Pradesh level in the year 2024 will be held on following dates: 13-07-2024, 14-09-2024 and 14-12-2024
    • The Scanning and Digitization work powered by CBSL Group, has been Inaugurated in Ballia Judgeship by the District Judge Ballia on 09-02-2024.

    ABOUT DISTRICT COURT

    The Judicial system of Ballia has a very remarkable background. Before 1957, Ballia was under the Jurisdiction of District & Sessions Court Ghazipur. Ballia Judgeship was created vide G.O. No. 3016/7-267/52 dated 09.07.1955 and Muhammad Ahmed was appointed as the first District and Sessions Judge on 09.07.1956. By another G.O. No.A5652/VII dated 23.03.1957, two additional courts including the court of District Judge and Civil Judge were too created and thus, Ballia Judgeship came into existence. Since then, the district of Ballia has been adorned by 56 District and Sessions Judges. Presently, the total sanctioned strength of a number of Judges in the Judgeship is 41 out of which 25 courts have been smoothly functioning under the supervision of District & Sessions Judge.

    Infrastructural Status

    The building of the first Sessions House, presently known as CJM Block was constructed in the year 1905, In fact, it is the oldest building of the Ballia Judgeship constructed in colonial architecture. The building slowly and gradually took a new shape comprising of one record room which was constructed in 1958 with the subsequent addition of six courtrooms, out of the four were built in 1962, while two others in 1975. With the increase in[...]

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    Arun Bhansali
    Chief Justice Hon’ble Mr. Justice Arun Bhansali
    Sri Rohit Agrawal
    Administrative Judge Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rohit Ranjan Agarwal
    Sri Ashok Kumar – VII
    District and Sessions Judge Sri Ashok Kumar - VII

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