PG Office Launches Online System for Court Order Applications in Domestic Violence Cases

The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) launched an online system for domestic violence victims to apply for court orders. Prosecutor General Hussain Shameem announced the initiative, which uses Efaas login credentials. The system auto-fills user details and allows victims to submit forms to their preferred court without physical appearances. Courts are notified via email, and victims receive notifications of decisions. However, Shameem cautioned that courts could bypass the portal, potentially increasing victim burden. The system operates under the Domestic Violence Act, which allows courts to issue protection, residence, custody, and compensation orders.

The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) launched an online system for domestic violence victims to apply for court orders. Prosecutor General Hussain Shameem announced the initiative, which uses Efaas login credentials. The system auto-fills user details and allows victims to submit forms to their preferred court without physical appearances. Courts are notified via email, and victims receive notifications of decisions. However, Shameem cautioned that courts could bypass the portal, potentially increasing victim burden. The system operates under the Domestic Violence Act, which allows courts to issue protection, residence, custody, and compensation orders.

The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) launched an online system for domestic violence victims to apply for court orders. Prosecutor General Hussain Shameem announced the initiative, which uses Efaas login credentials. The system auto-fills user details and allows victims to submit forms to their preferred court without physical appearances. Courts are notified via email, and victims receive notifications of decisions. However, Shameem cautioned that courts could bypass the portal, potentially increasing victim burden. The system operates under the Domestic Violence Act, which allows courts to issue protection, residence, custody, and compensation orders.

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