Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Armed Forces Tribunal in Delhi Celebrates 16th Anniversary
Imagine a special court for the Indian military.
This court, called the Armed Forces Tribunal, recently celebrated its 16th birthday!
It's like a big party for the court in charge of making sure soldiers, sailors, and air force members are treated fairly.
The main court in Delhi held the party, with important judges and guests.
They've dealt with thousands of cases over the years, helping military personnel with their legal issues.
To make things easier, they launched a new website where people can file cases and check their progress online.
The head of the court, the Chairperson, promised to keep working hard to ensure everyone gets justice, even with some challenges like not enough staff or space.
It's all about making sure those who serve the country are protected and treated with respect.
Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) Principal Bench in Delhi celebrated its 16th Raising Day.
The event was attended by the Hon'ble Chairperson, Justice Rajendra Menon, and other dignitaries.
The Principal Bench has handled over 38,000 cases since 2009 and disposed of over 21,000.
A new website was launched featuring online filing and case status updates.
The Chairperson acknowledged challenges and reaffirmed the Tribunal's commitment to justice.
- Who
- The Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench, including the Hon'ble Chairperson Justice Rajendra Menon, along with legal professionals and military officials.
- What
- Celebration of the 16th Raising Day of the Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench.
- When
- August 8, 2025
- Where
- New Delhi, at the Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench.
- Why
- To commemorate the Tribunal's establishment and reaffirm its commitment to justice for military personnel.
- Event
- 16th Raising Day
- Location
- New Delhi, Principal Bench
- Chairperson
- Justice Rajendra Menon
- Cases Filed (Principal Bench since inception)
- 38,090
- Cases Disposed (Principal Bench since inception)
- 21,806
- Total Cases Filed (All Benches)
- 1,17,416
- Total Cases Disposed (All Benches)
- 89,684