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Section 15: Ensuring seamless video conferencing

The High Court of Uttarakhand Electronic Communication and Audio-Video Electronic Means (Nyay Shruti) Rules, 2025State Rules of Uttarakhand · 2023

15.1 The coordinator at Court Point shall provide the live link of the video conferencing hearing with advocates or the required person.

15.2 If the proceedings are carried out from any place other than a remote point, the coordinator, if any, at such remote point shall ensure compliance of all technical requirements.

15.3 The coordinator at the Court Point shall be in contact with the concerned advocate or the required person and guide them in regard to the fulfillment of technical and other requirements for executing a successful hearing through video conferencing. Any problem faced by such advocate or the required person shall be resolved by the coordinator at Court Point.

15.4 The coordinator at the Court Point shall ensure that any document or audio-visual files, emailed by the advocate or the required person, are duly received at the Court Point.

16. Remand- The court may authorize detention in judicial custody, of any person accused of an offence, by video conferencing or other modes of audio-visual electronic communication as per the provisions of section 187 BNSS:

Provided that if the accused is already in judicial custody, whether of same Court or some other Court or is undergoing sentence, the Court may further remand him during inquiry or trial under section 346(2) of the BNSS through video conferencing or other modes of audio-visual electronic communication.

17. Plea bargaining- The Court may also use the modes of audio-visual electronic communication for the purpose of plea bargaining under Chapter XXIII of the BNSS.

Where this provision sits

ActThe High Court of Uttarakhand Electronic Communication and Audio-Video Electronic Means (Nyay Shruti) Rules, 2025
Section15
Marginal noteEnsuring seamless video conferencing
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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