Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Delhi Court Complexes Seek Signal Boosters Amid Poor Mobile Coverage
A lawyer named Manish Jain wrote to the judges in New Delhi on July 30.
He said that the mobile signal inside two big court buildings is very weak.
Because of this, lawyers and people in court can’t make phone calls or use the internet well.
This makes it hard to talk to clients or get important information.
Manish asked the court to put in special devices that boost the signal.
He wants everyone in the courts to have good mobile and internet access, especially since many people use phones and computers for legal work.
Advocate Manish Jain filed representations to Delhi court judges on July 30.
He cited weak mobile signals in Tis Hazari and Karkardooma court buildings.
Poor coverage disrupts phone calls, internet, and digital communication for lawyers and litigants.
Jain requested installation of signal enhancers, in‑building networks, and high‑output amplifiers.
The aim is to improve connectivity for all court users amid growing digital dependence.
- Who
- Advocate Manish Jain
- What
- Filed representations requesting better mobile network in court complexes
- When
- July 30, 2024
- Where
- Tis Hazari and Karkardooma court complexes, New Delhi
- Why
- Weak signal hampers communication, legal work, and digital services
- Advocate
- Manish Jain
- Court Complexes
- Tis Hazari and Karkardooma
- Issue
- Weak mobile signal
- Requested Solution
- Signal enhancers and in‑building networks
- Date
- July 30, 2024