In a first, Gujarat High Court begins live-streaming of proceedings

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In a first-of-its-kind decision, the Gujarat High Court has started live-streaming of proceedings from Chief Justice Vikram Nath’s court from Monday.
The proceedings before the Bench headed by the Chief Justice was streamed on YouTube.
In its press release, the high court referred to a Supreme Court judgment which ruled that the public should be allowed to view court hearings conducted through video-conferencing.
The press release also references a PIL filed by Nirma University School of Law student Pruthviraj Sinh Zala that sought the high court to issue directions for live-streaming the court proceedings to keep with the principles of open court and access to justice.

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