Honorable Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court (IHC) Mr. Justice Aamer Farooq formally inaugurated the digitalization and automation of district judiciary ICT along with the main district judiciary complex.(building)

Islamabad High Court Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Amir Farooq while addressing the Islamabad Bar Ceremony said that this is the era of artificial intelligence, and technology is increasing, if we do not use technology, we will be left behind.

Hon'ble Chief Justice Islamabad High Court Mr. Justice Aamir Farooq announced the newly implemented digital systems for district judiciary in which public facilitation initiatives include e-notices via SMS/Email, KIOSK machines for case information, online court proceeding displays, virtual hearings via video link, copy management system (for the provision of certified copies) and, one window information desks.

After the complete implementation of the newly in-house developed digital system (MIS), Bar and Bench will be integrated through digital systems for member registration and unique identification, among other features. These features of the digital system will provide authenticated records of lawyers and the current status of the licenses of bar members.

Similarly, the Integration of District Courts with the Jail through a newly developed digital system will allow the Jail administration to access warrants promptly upon their issuance.

Integration of District Courts with Police through a newly developed digital system will allow the Police to share FIR and accused records directly with District Courts and High Courts.

The "Management Information System" of District Courts, ICT is a comprehensive digital solution designed to streamline and optimize the handling of cases in district courts. The judicial process can be complex and time-consuming, often burdened by paperwork and outdated procedures. This new system aims to address these challenges by providing a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly platform for managing cases.

Automation of internal branches and district courts through a Management Information System (MIS) supports swift justice with centralized judicial records, efficient resource allocation, and improved communication.

All digital systems have been developed in-house by Mr. Umer Rasheed Dar, Incharge/Assistant Registrar IHC. This in-house development has resulted in negligible financial costs for the digital system.