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A full of 23,287 cases, including 1,407 civilian cases, were settled successful Guntur territory during the National Lok Adalat held connected Saturday (December 13), creating a caller nationalist record.
The territory judiciary achieved the landmark disposal of cases nether the guidance of Justice Cheekati Manavendranath Roy, enforcement chairperson of Andhra Pradesh State Legal Services Authority, and Justice Rao Raghunandan Rao, Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court and Administrative Judge for Guntur district, said Judge B. Sai Kalyan Chakravarthi, Principal District and Sessions Judge, Guntur, who led the proceedings of the Lok Adalat here.
According to authoritative data, of the full cases settled, 21,816 were transgression cases and 97 were pre-litigation matters. The settlements resulted successful a full realisation of ₹576.85 crore. This included ₹262.04 crore from 338 Motor Vehicle Original Petitions and ₹314.81 crore from 578 cases nether the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Syed Ziyauddin, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Guntur, said 2 large cases involving crores of rupees were amicably settled during the Lok Adalat, reflecting the effectiveness of conciliation done the ineligible services system.
The territory has shown singular consistency successful disposing of civilian cases during successive Lok Adalats. Guntur had settled 1,076 civilian cases connected July 5, 2025, and 937 civilian cases connected September 13, 2025. On Saturday, it surpassed some figures, breaking the grounds it had created successful the erstwhile 2 sessions and lasting archetypal successful civilian lawsuit settlements astatine the nationalist level.
Among the important settlements was a centrifugal mishap assertion related to the decease of Naru Ashok successful 2024 adjacent Chilakaluripet, which was settled for ₹1 crore against a assertion of ₹1.40 crore. Another large colony progressive 5 cheque dishonour cases worthy ₹20 crore betwixt complainant M/s Vignan Education Foundation Trust and hostile P. Raja Rammohan Rao.
