Describing legal aid as a moral duty and not merely an act of charity, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Sunday said those engaged in this movement must approach their role with view to ensure that the rule of law extended to every corner of India.

Speaking at the valedictory function of a national conference on ‘Strengthening Legal Aid Delivery Mechanisms’ and celebration of ‘Legal Services Day’, CJI Gavai suggested creation of an advisory committee at NALSA and SLSAs, respectively, comprising the current executive chairpersons and two or three future executive heads to ensure continuity in policy planning.

“At the same time, those engaged in the legal aid movement, whether officers, administrators, or volunteers, must approach their role with an administrative imagination. Legal aid i

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