Indian judge holds court on road, disposes off files from car bonnet as court rooms remain flooded
PATNA: In a first, a court in Bihar was held along the road and the judge passed the order from the bonnet of a car as the entire court premises currently remains submerged in 7-8-feet flood waters.
The bizarre court was held at Naugachhia in eastern Bihar’s Bhagalpur district on Tuesday.
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The local media today reported the police had brought three accused persons to be produced in the civil court, Naugachhia on Tuesday but as the court premises remained flooded, the accused persons were produced in the makeshift court held along the road with police standing at guard.
Subsequently, the judge disposed off the files concerning the case from the bonnet of the car parked along the road and passed the order for sending all the three accused persons to Bhagalpur jail.
Right now, the entire premises of the Naugachhia civil court is currently submerged in seven-eight feet of floodwaters for the past few days, badly hampering the court works.
The floodwaters from Ganga also entered the Naugachhia jail after which all the prisoners had to be shifted to Bhagalpur central prison.
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