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4713 Cases Settled for Over ₹10.15 Crore at Dausa’s 2026 National Lok Adalat
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 08:15 PM
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The third National Lok Adalat of 2026 held in Dausa district resolved 4,713 cases through mutual settlement and withdrawals, amounting to more than ₹10.15 crore.
On Saturday, the third National Lok Adalat of the fiscal year 2026 convened in Dausa district, Rajasthan, to expedite the resolution of pending civil and commercial disputes. The court, a government‑run alternative dispute mechanism, brought together litigants, lawyers and officials to facilitate out‑of‑court settlements.
A total of 4,713 cases were closed during the session, either through mutual agreements between parties or by voluntary withdrawals of claims. The settlements collectively accounted for a financial outlay exceeding ₹10.15 crore, reflecting the scale of the backlog addressed.
Officials highlighted that the Lok Adalat’s swift processing helps unclog regular courts, reduces litigation costs for citizens, and promotes amicable dispute resolution. The Dausa administration expects similar outcomes in upcoming sessions across the state.
The successful closure of thousands of cases underscores the continued relevance of Lok Adalats in delivering accessible justice, especially in regions where formal court proceedings can be protracted.
A total of 4,713 cases were closed during the session, either through mutual agreements between parties or by voluntary withdrawals of claims. The settlements collectively accounted for a financial outlay exceeding ₹10.15 crore, reflecting the scale of the backlog addressed.
Officials highlighted that the Lok Adalat’s swift processing helps unclog regular courts, reduces litigation costs for citizens, and promotes amicable dispute resolution. The Dausa administration expects similar outcomes in upcoming sessions across the state.
The successful closure of thousands of cases underscores the continued relevance of Lok Adalats in delivering accessible justice, especially in regions where formal court proceedings can be protracted.