SRINAGAR: Justice Sanjeev Kumar, the senior-most choose of the excessive court docket of J&Okay and Ladakh, presided over a division bench’s proceedings from the distant and picturesque Gurez Valley close to the Line of Management in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Tuesday, a historic first within the judicial historical past of J&Okay, in keeping with the HC.“Justice Sanjeev Kumar was on an official journey there and he heard all of the listed circumstances from Munsiff Court docket at Gurez by digital mode,” an official assertion from the HC mentioned, including that “the historic bench comprised of Justices Sanjeev Kumar and Sanjay Parihar.”Justice Parihar was sitting in Jammu.Gurez Valley, about 123 km from Srinagar, noticed heavy shelling from Pakistan throughout Operation Sindoor earlier this yr. Like different locations of J&Okay, tourism within the Gurez valley additionally suffered a significant setback in spite of everything vacationer spots have been closed following the April 22 Pahalgam terror assault. Nonetheless, Gurez was among the many first locations to reopen in July, and since then, the place has been buzzing with tourism exercise.The HC assertion mentioned attorneys attended their circumstances from Jammu and Srinagar wings of the HC by video conferencing facility. “As many as 45 circumstances from Jammu wing and 5 circumstances from Kashmir wing have been heard, exhausting all the trigger checklist for the day.”The assertion mentioned that Justice Sanjeev Kumar directed the central mission coordinator of the HC to make sure seamless service of e-filing, show of well timed case info, real-time show of trigger checklist for info to all of the litigants to stop any deprivation to such amenities.The assertion mentioned that “by making correct use of the identical, attorneys can e-file their circumstances wherever within the nation, e-file replies, examine standing of their circumstances, trigger checklist of any court docket and preserve the individuals of Gurez related with all of the courts throughout India.”