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75 Residents Attend Free Legal Aid Camp in Indore's Kulkarni Nagar

Free legal aid camp in Indore helps 75 residents. Residents sought advice on family disputes and property matters.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Mon, 10 August 2026 at 07:00 am
75 Residents Attend Free Legal Aid Camp in Indore's Kulkarni Nagar

A free legal aid camp was held in Kulkarni Nagar, Indore, where over 75 residents from 15 localities attended and received free advice from practising advocates.

The camp was organised by the High Court Unit of the Indore Advocates Council, Malwa Province, as part of its initiative to make legal assistance accessible to all sections of society.

Residents who attended the camp raised concerns related to family disputes, land and property matters, contractual issues, and other legal problems. The participating advocates examined the cases, guided legal procedures, and explained the residents' rights and possible courses of action.

The advocates also made the residents aware of potential legal complications to help them avoid difficulties in the future. The organisers stated that the purpose of such camps is to ensure that lack of legal awareness or financial resources does not prevent people from accessing justice and understanding their legal rights.

Several individuals, including Rakesh Kushwah, Narayan Kushwah, Jagdish Shrivansh, Yajuvendra Patil, and Pappu Verma, supported the organisation and outreach of the camp.

The Advocates Council High Court Unit general secretary, Devdeep Singh, and other advocates, including Brijendra Dhadak, Vishwajeet Singh Jadon, and Ishan Jaiswal, were present at the camp.

The council announced that it would continue conducting such camps to extend free legal guidance to people at the grassroots level.

The free legal aid camp is a significant step towards making legal assistance accessible to all, especially those who cannot afford it.

This initiative by the Indore Advocates Council is expected to have a positive impact on the community, empowering residents to understand their legal rights and seek justice when needed.

The success of the camp is evident from the large number of residents who attended and sought advice, demonstrating the need for such initiatives in the community.

In conclusion, the free legal aid camp in Indore's Kulkarni Nagar is a commendable effort by the Indore Advocates Council to promote legal awareness and provide access to justice for all sections of society.

Frequently asked questions

What was the purpose of the free legal aid camp in Indore's Kulkarni Nagar?

The purpose of the camp was to make legal assistance accessible to people from all sections of society, especially those who cannot afford it.

How many residents attended the free legal aid camp?

Over 75 residents from 15 localities attended the camp and sought free advice from practising advocates.

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