VOICED: Mobile courts come to the rescue of India's judiciary

The video discusses India's unique mobile court system, designed to alleviate the country's massive court backlog of over 31 million cases. These mobile courts travel to rural areas, providing legal services and raising awareness about legal rights, especially for the underprivileged. The bus, costing $26,000 to convert, handles civil cases and minor criminal matters but cannot issue prison sentences. A case study of a farmer named Nizamuddin illustrates the court's efficiency, resolving a seven-year-old land dispute in minutes with a handshake and apology.

What is the purpose of the specially converted bus mentioned in the text?

How does the mobile court aim to assist rural areas in India?

What challenges do people face regarding their legal rights as mentioned in the text?

What types of cases does the mobile court handle?

Describe the case of Nizamuddin and how the mobile court impacted it.