SC Plea Seeks Revenue Judicial Service for Land Disputes, Cites Non-Qualified Adjudicators

• A PIL in the Supreme Court seeks to establish a revenue judicial service for land disputes.
• The plea highlights that non-qualified legal professionals currently decide land disputes, leading to erroneous decisions.
• Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay filed the plea, stating 66% of civil cases are land-related.
• It argues that the current system infringes fundamental rights by denying effective access to justice.
• The petition asks for minimum legal qualification and judicial training for revenue officers adjudicating property rights.