New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the law and order situation. In fact, he said that 'Laws should be simple and in regional language so that even the poorest of the poor can understand the new law. During this, he has praised some states regarding Lok Adalats. With this, the PM said that these were set up to get quick justice. In fact, in the inaugural session of the All India Conference of Law Ministers and Law Secretaries, PM Modi said, 'The people of the country should not even feel the feeling of the government and the people of the country should not feel the pressure of the government. The country has repealed more than one and a half thousand old and irrelevant laws. Many of these laws have been in place since the time of slavery.

Today i.e. on Saturday, the PM emphasized the easy language of the law. During this, he said, 'Academic system will also have to be made in mother tongue for youth, courses related to law should be in the mother tongue, our laws should be written in simple, easy language, a digital library of important cases of High Court and Supreme Court should be in the local language, For this, we have to work. With this, he said, 'While making the law, our focus should be that even the poorest of the poor can understand the new law well. Language of law should not become a barrier for any citizen, every state should also work for this, and for this we will also need logistic and infrastructure support.'

Apart from this, during the program, the PM described the Constitution as supreme. Actually, he said, 'The Constitution is the supreme for the judicial system of our country, the judiciary, the legislature and the executive, all three have been born from the womb of this constitution. Be it the government, Parliament, or our courts, all three are the children of the mother of the Constitution.

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