UP government strengthens e-court system, ropes in Sritron India to develop platform

The Uttar Pradesh government has taken steps to strengthen the “e-court system” to resolve industrial disputes. A comprehensive digital solution will be developed to manage these disputes through the e-court platform within the Industrial Tribunal.

According to a press release, the government has tasked the “Sritron India Limited” to develop the e-court system. The system will focus on registering the cases relating to industrial disputes and develop a seamless interface for all the parties concerned.

It will be a facility for the parties to upload their inputs and documents on this platform to see if their submissions meet legal requirements. The system will automatically validate these submissions, besides generating a unique case number to confirm the applicants that their cases are currently under review.


The release further said that the e-court platform will not only effectively manage all received cases but also allow for tracking from acceptance to resolution. The system will be a tool for court staff to review and verify cases, ensuring proper classification and adherence to procedures.

The cases will be placed under different categories such as salary disputes and wrongful termination. A scheduling system, which the platform will feature, will set dates and times for hearings, accommodating both court resources and the schedules of the parties involved. It will also facilitate case transfers between authorities or courts.

According to the release, the platform will be helpful in the integration of automated notifications for all parties. It will have a calendar system to update case records and manage scheduled dates and times. The issuance of court orders and notices will be streamlined using customizable templates with automation capabilities tailored to case developments.

Various delivery methods, including electronic notifications and physical mail, will be accommodated in the platform. Under the new system, it will be an easy task to track the status of issued documents. For user management, it will feature role-based accessibility to manage permissions for court staff, officers, and lawyers, allowing for the creation and updating of profiles.