Lok Sabha Question No. 1308 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2026-02-06
Subject: Delays in e-Court Mission Mode Project Implementation
Ministry: LAW AND JUSTICE
Asked by: Shri Malaiyarasan D

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1308 TO BE ANSWERED ON FRIDAY, THE 06 TH  FEBRUARY, 2026

## DELAYS IN E-COURT MISSION MODE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

## 1308. Shri Malaiyarasan D:

Will the Minister of LAW AND JUSTICE be pleased to state:

- (a) whether  the  Government  has  taken  note  of  delays  in  the  implementation  of  the  e-Court Mission Mode Project across various courts in the country;
- (b) if so, the reasons for the delays in completing key components such as digital case records, e-filing, virtual courtrooms and inter-connectivity of courts;
- (c) the current status of implementation of Phase II and Phase III of the e-Court Project, Statewise, particularly in Tamil Nadu and the progress made in district and subordinate courts in Kallakurichi constituency;
- (d) whether inadequate infrastructure, shortage of technical manpower or financial constraints have affected the timely implementation of the project; and
- (e) the  steps  taken  by  the  Government  to  accelerate  the  rollout  of  e-Courts  and  ensure  that district and subordinate courts benefit from digital judicial services at the earliest, especially in Kallakurichi constituency?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) OF THE MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

## (SHRI ARJUN RAM MEGHWAL)

(a) to (e): The  e-Courts  Mission  Mode  Project  is  being  implemented  in  a  phased  manner across the country with the objective of strengthening the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the judicial system. The Department of Justice in close coordination with

eCommittee of Supreme Court of India is implementing the e-Courts Project in a decentralized manner through the respective High Courts.

Phase  I  (2011  -  2015)  of  the  project  primarily  focused  on  basic  computerization  and internal connectivity in courts. Phase II (2015 - 2023), having financial outlay of Rs. 1670 crore, focused  on  ICT  facilitation  of  judicial  services  to  citizens.  High  Court-wise  details  of  funds released  under  Phase-II  of  the  eCourts  Project  are  at Annexure-I .  The  components  included computer hardware, computerization of District and State Legal Services Authorities, Wide Area Network (WAN) connectivity, trainings of stakeholders, establishment of eSewa Kendra, etc. An advanced  Case  Information  System  (CIS)  software,  National  Judicial  Data  Grid  (NJDG)  and systems  for  digital  filing  and  payments  were  developed,  which  revolutionized  the  way  public accessed the services provided by the judiciary.

Phase  III  (2023-2027)  of  the  eCourts  project  envisions  transforming  Indian  courts  into digital  and  paperless  courts  by  digitizing  legacy  and  current  case  records,  expanding  video conferencing  to  all  courts,  jails,  and  selected  hospitals,  extending  online  courts  beyond  traffic violations and strengthening e-filing and e-payments systems. Further, the project aims at creation of eSewa Kendras in all court complexes, creation of a state-of-the-art cloud-based data repository for  storing  digitized  court  records  and  applications,  and  deployment  of  emerging  technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for case analysis and forecasting. Phase III has financial outlay of Rs. 7210 crore, out of which Rs 2740.86 crore have been released to High Courts and other Agencies till date. The High Court-wise details of funds released  are  at Annexure-II . The  details  of  digitization of  records,  virtual  courts,  video conferencing and e-filing, as provided by the eCommittee, Supreme Court of India, High Courtwise and District Court-wise are at Annexure-III .

Currently, over 618.36 crore pages of court records including legacy records have been digitized.  Approximately  1.03  crore  cases  have  been  filed  electronically  through  the  e-filing platform. 29 Virtual Courts have been established to enable online adjudication of traffic challans, and  live  streaming  of  court  proceeding  is  operational  in  11  High  Courts.  Video  Conferencing facilities have been expanded across 3,240 court complexes and 1,272 jails, and over 3.93 crore hearings  have  been  conducted  through  video  conferencing.  The  Wide  Area  Network  (WAN) Project  under  e-Courts  project  is aimed  at  connecting  all  District  and  Subordinate  court complexes, spread across the country using various technologies like Optical Fiber Cable (OFC),

Radio  Frequency  (RF)  and  Very  Small  Aperture  Terminal  (VSAT)  etc.  So  far,  99.5%  court complexes  have  been  connected  with  10  Mbps  to  100  Mbps  bandwidth  speed.  This  forms  the backbone  for  the  eCourts  project,  ensuring  data  connectivity  in  courts  across  the  length  and breadth  of  the  country.  Further,  all  district  court  websites  have  been  migrated  to  the  Secure, Scalable, and Sugamya Website as a Service (S3WAAS) platform.

Under the software development component of the eCourts Project, manpower is engaged through NIC and outsourced resources as per Government norms. It includes software developers, system analysts, database administrators, cybersecurity and project management professionals at Central  and  High  Court  level  to  support  development,  maintenance,  up-gradation  and  secure operation of eCourts applications across the judiciary. A Centre of Excellence (CoE) has also been established  with  adequate  technical  manpower  for  providing  technical  assistance  to  the  High Courts. The project is being supported through adequate financial allocation, ongoing training of technical  manpower,  provision  of  funds  to  High  Courts  for  infrastructure  augmentation  and connectivity, and continued coordination with the High Courts to facilitate effective and timely implementation.

In the State of Tamil Nadu, the e-Courts project is being implemented under the guidance of the Madras High Court, in all district and subordinate courts, including those in Kallakurichi constituency. During Phase II of the project, Kallakurichi was not constituted as a separate district and existed only as a taluk. It was subsequently established as a district during Phase III.

During Phase II and Phase III of the eCourts project, a wide range of initiatives have been implemented aimed at strengthening ICT infrastructure and improving access to judicial services under the Madras High Court. All district courts were computerized and ICT infrastructure was provided  to  1,161  courts,  259  court  complexes  and  41  District  Legal  Services  Authorities (DLSAs)/ Taluka Legal Services Committees (TLSCs). 14 court complexes were equipped with solar  power  plants.  Citizen-centric  services  were  enhanced  through  the  installation  of  2  Justice Clocks,  317  e-Sewa  Kendras,  105  Help  Desk  Counters  and  259  information  kiosks.  Virtual hearings were facilitated by establishing 140 video conferencing cabins with  broadband connectivity  in  236  court  complexes  and  111  jails,  and  20.1  lakh  virtual  hearings  have  been conducted till 31.12.2025. E-filing and e-payments systems were implemented across all courts. Over  33.93  crore  pages  of  court  records  have  been  digitized  so  far.  For  effective  service  of summons,  2,906  smartphones  were  provided  under  the  National  Service  and  Tracking  of

Electronic  Processes  (NSTEP)  initiative  to  senior  bailiffs  and  process  servers.  Further,  WAN connectivity  was  extended  to  267  court  complexes  to  provide  robust,  high-speed,  and  secure connectivity  to  remote  and  underserved  court  complexes.  The  Madras  High  Court  has  made substantial progress in the implementation of the e-Courts project. Further, a tripartite agreement has been executed among the Madras High Court, the State Government of Tamil Nadu, and the Government of India on the matter.

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## Annexure- I

## STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.  1308  FOR  06.02.2026  REGARDING  DELAYS  IN  E-COURT  MISSION  MODE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

## Details of funds released under Phase II of the e-Courts project, High court-wise:

|   S. No. | High Court                  |   Total (in Rs. crore) |
|----------|-----------------------------|------------------------|
|        1 | Allahabad                   |                 109.48 |
|        2 | Andhra Pradesh              |                   1.96 |
|        3 | Bombay                      |                 125.24 |
|        4 | Calcutta                    |                  37.09 |
|        5 | Chhattisgarh                |                  27.31 |
|        6 | Delhi                       |                  26.8  |
|        7 | Gauhati (Arunachal Pradesh) |                  12.9  |
|        8 | Gauhati (Assam)             |                  70.77 |
|        9 | Gauhati (Mizoram)           |                   7.87 |
|       10 | Gauhati (Nagaland)          |                   7.99 |
|       11 | Gujarat                     |                  72.82 |
|       12 | Himachal Pradesh            |                  11.19 |
|       13 | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh   |                  18.98 |
|       14 | Jharkhand                   |                  24.25 |
|       15 | Karnataka                   |                  65.38 |
|       16 | Kerala                      |                  37.61 |
|       17 | Madhya Pradesh              |                  74.05 |
|       18 | Madras                      |                  70.15 |
|       19 | Manipur                     |                   9.27 |
|       20 | Meghalaya                   |                  13.17 |
|       21 | Orissa                      |                  46.41 |
|       22 | Patna                       |                  55.82 |

| S. No.         | High Court                 |   Total (in Rs. crore) |
|----------------|----------------------------|------------------------|
| 23             | Punjab &Haryana            |                  54.13 |
| 24             | Rajasthan                  |                  74.56 |
| 25             | Sikkim                     |                   7.58 |
| 26             | Telangana &Andhra Pradesh* |                  70.29 |
| 27             | Telangana                  |                   1.79 |
| 28             | Tripura                    |                  17.86 |
| 29             | Uttarakhand                |                  11.65 |
| Total (in Cr.) | Total (in Cr.)             |                1164.37 |

Note: In addition to the funds released to High Courts, Rs 180.57 crore were released to NIC for providing  technical  support,  Rs  293.68  crore  to  BSNL  for  WAN  (Wide  Area  Network) connectivity, Rs 13.50 crore to eCommittee, SCI under Change Management and Rs 16.31 crore for miscellaneous expenditure (salary, office expenses, publicity, etc).

## STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.  1308  FOR  06.02.2026  REGARDING  DELAYS  IN  E-COURT  MISSION  MODE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

## Details of funds released under Phase III of the e-Courts project, High court-wise and yearwise:

(Rs. in crore)

|   S. No. | High Court                  |   2023-24 |   2024-25 |   2025-26 |
|----------|-----------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|        1 | Allahabad                   |     95.87 |     51.78 |    119.92 |
|        2 | Andhra Pradesh              |     25.44 |     31.74 |     15.81 |
|        3 | Bombay                      |     69.54 |     83.19 |     92.41 |
|        4 | Calcutta                    |     16.73 |     27.65 |      9.5  |
|        5 | Chhattisgarh                |     16.27 |     24.17 |     39.11 |
|        6 | Delhi                       |     17.89 |     48.19 |     17.9  |
|        7 | Gauhati (Arunachal Pradesh) |      2.03 |      9.76 |      1.79 |
|        8 | Gauhati (Assam)             |     24.97 |     33.85 |      3.65 |
|        9 | Gauhati (Mizoram)           |      3.12 |      6.22 |      1.99 |
|       10 | Gauhati, Kohima (Nagaland)  |      1.79 |      3.91 |      3.41 |
|       11 | Gujarat                     |     27.72 |     73.21 |     48.89 |
|       12 | Himachal Pradesh            |      6.06 |      6.89 |      7.63 |
|       13 | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh   |      6.52 |     14.53 |     12.81 |
|       14 | Jharkhand                   |     10.59 |     29.22 |      7.65 |
|       15 | Karnataka                   |     32.37 |     67.4  |     48.22 |
|       16 | Kerala                      |     15.4  |     32.62 |     51.6  |
|       17 | Madhya Pradesh              |     22.9  |     77.31 |     48.58 |
|       18 | Madras                      |     90.69 |     91.75 |    113.2  |
|       19 | Manipur                     |     11.12 |      7.54 |      2.16 |
|       20 | Meghalaya                   |      3.33 |      8.5  |      3.83 |
|       21 | Orissa                      |      6.77 |     53.24 |     16.09 |
|       22 | Patna                       |     32.43 |     89.55 |     57.61 |
|       23 | Punjab And Haryana          |     14.58 |     26.01 |     10.01 |

| S. No.   | High Court   |   2023-24 |   2024-25 | 2025-26   |
|----------|--------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
| 24       | Rajasthan    |     19.8  |     34.72 | 60.88     |
| 25       | Sikkim       |      1.71 |      8.98 | 2.51      |
| 26       | Telangana    |     22.03 |     28.57 | 28.91     |
| 27       | Tripura      |      0.53 |      7.05 | 8.79      |
| 28       | Uttarakhand  |     13.68 |     19.95 | 29.57     |
|          | Total        |    611.88 |    997.49 | 864.43*   |

Note: In  addition  to  the  funds  released  to  High  Courts,  Rs.  185.06  crore  have  been  released  to NIC for providing technical support, Rs 54.79 crore to BSNL for WAN (Wide Area Network) connectivity, Rs 17.51crore to eCommittee, SCI under Change Management, Rs 0.28 crore to IIT Madras for development of e-Learning platform, and Rs 9.42 crore for miscellaneous expenditure (salary, office expenses, publicity, etc.).

## STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1308  FOR  06.02.2026  REGARDING  DELAYS  IN  E-COURT  MISSION  MODE  PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

## A. Details of digitization of court records in High Courts and District Courts till 31.12.2025 :

| S. No.   | High Court                  | Total Pages Digitized in High Court   | Total Pages Digitized in District Courts   |
|----------|-----------------------------|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| 1        | Allahabad                   | 57,74,41,007                          | 1,68,69,63,743                             |
| 2        | Andhra Pradesh              | 3,41,11,865                           | 17,28,50,732                               |
| 3        | Bombay                      | 8,90,63,956                           | 22,07,485                                  |
| 4        | Calcutta                    | 5,95,17,135                           | 0                                          |
| 5        | Chhattisgarh                | 24,26,800                             | 1,91,84,603                                |
| 6        | Delhi                       | 23,46,18,073                          | 10,48,83,922                               |
| 7        | Gauhati - Arunachal Pradesh | 5,06,407                              | 1,26,322                                   |
| 8        | Gauhati - Assam             | 2,97,53,593                           | 15,58,31,203                               |
| 9        | Gauhati - Mizoram           | 12,31,287                             | 20,97,820                                  |
| 10       | Gauhati - Nagaland          | 0                                     | 0                                          |
| 11       | Gujarat                     | 16,98,629                             | 11,64,409                                  |
| 12       | Himachal Pradesh            | 79,15,775                             | 11,81,757                                  |
| 13       | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh   | 4,11,76,756                           | 2,50,11,814                                |
| 14       | Jharkhand                   | 3,01,84,408                           | 96,24,854                                  |
| 15       | Karnataka                   | 5,14,20,668                           | 4,63,47,270                                |
| 16       | Kerala                      | 8,17,95,531                           | 1,71,13,720                                |
| 17       | Madhya Pradesh              | 24,62,88,505                          | 66,68,95,995                               |
| 18       | Madras                      | 20,76,93,848                          | 13,16,62,142                               |
| 19       | Manipur                     | 58,56,075                             | 57,36,785                                  |
| 20       | Meghalaya                   | 11,56,596                             | 38,20,961                                  |
| 21       | Orissa                      | 5,33,13,761                           | 17,36,02,357                               |
| 22       | Patna                       | 2,40,49,339                           | 2,39,56,123                                |
| 23       | Punjab &Haryana             | 29,46,04,020                          | 62,82,06,241                               |
| 24       | Rajasthan                   | 13,44,36,567                          | 3,50,10,815                                |
| 25       | Sikkim                      | 11,73,135                             | 54,15,378                                  |
| 26       | Telangana                   | 12,85,86,477                          | 7,61,42,250                                |
| 27       | Tripura                     | 54,39,454                             | 5,62,558                                   |
| 28       | Uttarakhand                 | 2,41,91,236                           | 1,33,14,115                                |
| Total    | Total                       | 2,36,96,50,903                        | 4,00,89,15,374                             |

(Source: eCommittee, SCI)

B. Details of virtual court establishments and challans, state-wise till 31.12.2025 :

| S. No.   | Virtual Court Establishment Name                       | Number of Challans Received   | Challan Amount (In Rs.)   |
|----------|--------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|---------------------------|
| 1        | Assam (Assam Traffic Department)                       | 2,52,352                      | 3,10,25,201               |
| 2        | Chandigarh (Virtual Court Chandigarh)                  | 18,14,186                     | 24,49,08,810              |
| 3        | Chhattisgarh (Traffic Department)                      | 1,29,303                      | 82,60,701                 |
| 4        | Chhattisgarh (Transport Department)                    | 49,572                        | 3,30,500                  |
| 5        | Delhi (Notice Department)                              | 2,62,11,142                   | 2,18,20,23,706            |
| 6        | Delhi (Traffic Department)                             | 1,10,92,663                   | 2,15,46,13,153            |
| 7        | Gujarat (Traffic Department)                           | 74,86,237                     | 41,16,95,656              |
| 8        | Gujarat (Transport Department)                         | 8,10,340                      | 33,05,10,865              |
| 9        | Haryana (Traffic Department)                           | 51,63,782                     | 26,95,79,801              |
| 10       | Himachal Pradesh (Traffic Department)                  | 8,89,304                      | 5,33,29,353               |
| 11       | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh (Jammu Traffic Department)   | 14,59,411                     | 12,12,00,646              |
| 12       | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh (Kashmir Traffic Department) | 14,20,148                     | 14,98,72,014              |
| 13       | Karnataka (Traffic Department)                         | 1,27,657                      | 1,10,16,14,350            |
| 14       | Kerala (Police Department)                             | 50,16,507                     | 17,63,55,442              |
| 15       | Kerala (Transport Department)                          | 15,24,588                     | 28,09,68,711              |
| 16       | Madhya Pradesh (Traffic Department)                    | 21,09,341                     | 5,75,54,610               |
| 17       | Maharashtra (Transport Department)                     | 56,569                        | 31,49,705                 |
| 18       | Maharashtra (Nashik Traffic Department)                | 22                            | 2                         |
| 19       | Manipur (Virtual Court - Traffic)                      | 19,671                        | 7,96,000                  |
| 20       | Manipur (Virtual Court -Transport)                     | 6,436                         | 4,34,500                  |
| 21       | Meghalaya (Traffic Department)                         | 6,472                         | 1,00,501                  |
| 22       | Odisha (Traffic CTC-BBSR Commissionerate)              | 8,80,783                      | 7,63,59,501               |
| 23       | Rajasthan (Traffic Department)                         | 3,17,077                      | 2,16,07,070               |
| 24       | Tamil Nadu (Traffic Department)                        | 2,53,972                      | 1,17,54,41,050            |
| 25       | Tripura (Traffic Department)                           | 2,69,894                      | 42,48,726                 |
| 26       | Uttar Pradesh (Traffic Department)                     | 2,99,56,401                   | 82,72,27,444              |
| 27       | Uttarakhand (Traffic Department)                       | 1,66,141                      | 1,85,93,902               |
| 28       | Uttarakhand (Transport Department)                     | 1,43,967                      | 2,30,60,042               |
| 29       | West Bengal (Traffic Department)                       | 4,83,932                      | 76,88,452                 |
|          | Total                                                  | 9,81,17,870                   | 973,25,50,414             |

(Source: eCommittee, SCI)

C. Number of cases heard through video conferencing in High Courts and District Courts till 31.12.2025 :

| S. No.   | High Court                  | High Courts   | District Courts   |
|----------|-----------------------------|---------------|-------------------|
| 1        | Allahabad                   | 2,49,060      | 66,73,818         |
| 2        | Andhra Pradesh              | 4,21,307      | 14,57,401         |
| 3        | Bombay                      | 94,493        | 3,10,408          |
| 4        | Calcutta                    | 1,81,591      | 1,85,189          |
| 5        | Chhattisgarh                | 1,05,175      | 4,59,698          |
| 6        | Delhi                       | 3,22,201      | 75,03,131         |
| 7        | Gauhati - Arunachal Pradesh | 3,574         | 8,779             |
| 8        | Gauhati - Assam             | 2,67,767      | 5,47,962          |
| 9        | Gauhati - Mizoram           | 4,294         | 13,268            |
| 10       | Gauhati - Nagaland          | 1,477         | 1,278             |
| 11       | Gujarat                     | 4,20,087      | 2,34,667          |
| 12       | Himachal Pradesh            | 1,86,350      | 2,02,660          |
| 13       | Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh   | 2,65,337      | 5,98,259          |
| 14       | Jharkhand                   | 2,25,235      | 7,45,304          |
| 15       | Karnataka                   | 12,78,460     | 1,92,285          |
| 16       | Kerala                      | 2,80,384      | 6,93,555          |
| 17       | Madhya Pradesh              | 6,97,374      | 11,72,912         |
| 18       | Madras                      | 15,31,620     | 4,79,195          |
| 19       | Manipur                     | 55,160        | 18,811            |
| 20       | Meghalaya                   | 6,930         | 77,483            |
| 21       | Orissa                      | 3,59,593      | 3,66,450          |
| 22       | Patna                       | 2,78,212      | 32,75,264         |
| 23       | Punjab &Haryana             | 6,53,089      | 37,34,523         |
| 24       | Rajasthan                   | 2,54,597      | 2,66,506          |
| 25       | Sikkim                      | 926           | 17,890            |
| 26       | Telangana                   | 15,31,472     | 2,01,818          |
| 27       | Tripura                     | 22,535        | 42,737            |
| 28       | Uttarakhand                 | 91,252        | 51,892            |
| Total    | Total                       | 97,89,552     | 2,95,33,143       |

(Source: eCommittee, SCI)

D. Number of cases e-filed in High Courts and District Courts till 31.12.2025 :

| S. No.   | State Name                  | High Court/ District Court   | Total Cases e-filed   | Total Cases e-filed   | Total Cases e-filed   |
|----------|-----------------------------|------------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|
|          |                             |                              | HC                    | DC                    | Total                 |
| 1.       | Allahabad*                  | District Court               | 0                     | 12,255                | 12,255                |
| 2.       | Andhra Pradesh              | High Court                   | 22,909                | 27                    | 22,936                |
| 3.       | Bombay                      | Both Court                   | 3,98,448              | 24,92,723             | 28,91,171             |
| 4.       | Calcutta                    | High Court                   | 11,847                | 2,453                 | 14,300                |
| 5.       | Chhattisgarh                | Both Court                   | 853                   | 3,018                 | 3,871                 |
| 6.       | Delhi*                      | District Court               | 0                     | 16,06,202             | 16,06,202             |
| 7.       | Gauhati - Arunachal Pradesh | Both Court                   | 0                     | 0                     | 0                     |
| 8.       | Gauhati - Assam             | Both Court                   | 38,890                | 47,601                | 86,491                |
| 9.       | Gauhati - Mizoram           | Both Court                   | 0                     | 0                     | 0                     |
| 10.      | Gauhati - Nagaland          | Both Court                   | 0                     | 0                     | 0                     |
| 11.      | Gujarat                     | High Court                   | 64,582                | 10,043                | 74,625                |
| 12.      | Himachal Pradesh            | Both Court                   | 3,584                 | 1,07,244              | 1,10,828              |
| 13.      | Jammu &Kashmir              | Both Court                   | 29,823                | 2,03,856              | 2,33,679              |
| 14.      | Jharkhand                   | Both Court                   | 57                    | 1,316                 | 1,373                 |
| 15.      | Karnataka                   | Both Court                   | 9,908                 | 3,90,352              | 4,00,260              |
| 16.      | Kerala*                     | District Court               | 0                     | 10,92,893             | 10,92,893             |
| 17.      | Madhya Pradesh*             | District Court               | 0                     | 15,470                | 15,470                |
| 18.      | Madras                      | Both Court                   | 1,40,187              | 21,96,967             | 23,37,154             |
| 19.      | Manipur                     | High Court                   | 7,287                 | 28,204                | 35,491                |
| 20.      | Meghalaya                   | Both Court                   | 39                    | 1                     | 40                    |
| 21.      | Odisha                      | Both Court                   | 33,464                | 76,584                | 1,10,048              |
| 22.      | Patna                       | Both Court                   | 7,20,738              | 49,417                | 7,70,155              |
| 23.      | Punjab &Haryana             | Both Court                   | 1,16,033              | 1,25,647              | 2,41,680              |
| 24.      | Rajasthan                   | Both Court                   | 1,22,607              | 6,997                 | 1,29,604              |
| 25.      | Sikkim                      | Both Court                   | 3,887                 | 6,724                 | 10,611                |
| 26.      | Telangana                   | Both Court                   | 10,269                | 47,694                | 57,963                |
| 27.      | Tripura                     | Both Court                   | 4,425                 | 34,356                | 38,781                |
| 28.      | Uttarakhand                 | Both Court                   | 312                   | 98,527                | 98,839                |
| Total    | Total                       | Total                        | 17,40,149             | 86,56,571             | 1,03,96,720           |

(Source: eCommittee, SCI)

Note: * Allahabad, Delhi, Kerala and Madhya Pradesh are using their own e-filing application for respective High Courts.