Archive · 16 Aug 2026
Telangana CJ Urges Judiciary to Keep Last Man in Queue
The top judge of the Telangana High Court in India gave a speech after a flag ceremony.
His name is Aparesh Kumar Singh.
He told judges and lawyers to always remember the poorest and weakest people when making decisions.
He said they should keep 'the last man in the queue' in mind.
He also reminded them that soldiers fought hard to keep the country free.
He shared good news about the courts, like finishing about 80,000 cases last year.
He talked about building a new court building that is about one-fifth complete.
He said courts are using computers and the internet to work faster and share information.
He announced new jobs in the court and sports events for judges and staff.
He also gave prize money to children of court workers who did well in school.
Telangana High Court Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh urged the judiciary and legal fraternity to keep 'the last man in the queue' in mind while discharging their responsibilities.
The High Court received 90,357 cases over the past year and disposed of 80,020, registering a disposal rate of approximately 88.5 per cent.
Zone-II of the new High Court complex at Rajendranagar has reached about 20.25 per cent construction, against a projected progress of 24.44 per cent.
Digital services, including e-filing and the e-Step portal integrated with the Interoperable Criminal Justice System (ICJS), were expanded across the High Court and district judiciary.
Notifications were issued for direct recruitment to 859 posts, and sports tournaments for judicial officers and staff were organised for the first time.
- Who
- Telangana High Court Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh
- What
- Urged the judiciary to keep the most vulnerable citizens ('the last man in the queue') in mind and reported the High Court's case disposal, infrastructure, and digitalisation progress.
- When
- At a National Flag hoisting ceremony; the exact date is not stated in the article.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India (Telangana High Court).
- Why
- To ensure that judicial decisions make a tangible difference to the lives of the most vulnerable and to honour the freedom secured by soldiers.
- Speaker
- Aparesh Kumar Singh, Chief Justice of Telangana High Court
- Cases received (last year)
- 90,357
- Cases disposed (last year)
- 80,020
- Disposal rate
- Approximately 88.5 per cent
- Zone-II High Court complex
- Rajendranagar; 20.25% complete (projected 24.44%)
- District court complexes under construction
- 11 of 13 priority complexes
- Court halls / quarters under construction
- 43 court halls and 37 residential quarters across 18 projects
- Recruitment notified
- 859 posts across various cadres