New Delhi, Feb 4: At the Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi on Sunday, President Droupadi Murmu and Union Home Minister Amit Shah attended the Commonwealth Attorneys and Solicitors General Conference (CASGC) 2024. “Cross-Border Challenges in Justice Delivery” is the conference theme. According to a release from the prime minister’s office, the conference will discuss significant legal and justice-related topics, including executive responsibility, judicial transition and the ethical aspects of legal profession, and a review of contemporary legal education.Attorney generals and solicitors general from the Commonwealth countries in Africa, the Caribbean, and Asia-Pacific, as well as a number of foreign delegations, are in attendance at the conference. According to the announcement, the conference provides a place for interaction among many stakeholders in the Commonwealth legal fraternity, making it a unique platform. In order to address the difficulties in legal education and the implementation of international justice, it also consists of an exclusive roundtable discussion designed for solicitors and solicitors general.Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided at the opening event on Saturday. Speaking at the vent, the prime minister stated that thousands of outdated rules from the colonial era have been eliminated in recent years as India is updating its legal system to suit current circumstances. India is updating its legal system to take into account current affairs. At the Commonwealth Attorneys and Solicitors General Conference 2024 inaugural ceremony, the Prime Minister declared, “Now, three new legislations have replaced more than 100-year-old colonial criminal laws.”According to the PM, India’s legal system dates back to the colonial era. However, we have made a lot of modifications to it in the recent few years. For instance, dozens of antiquated legislation from the colonial era have been repealed in India.
