National Legal Services Day is celebrated on 9th November every year across the India.
National legal services day was first celebrated in the year 1995.
It is celebrated to spread awareness about fair justice procedure for all citizens.
The main motive of celebrating this day is to offer free and proficient legal services to the people belonging to weaker sections of society.
It also try to make sure availability of free services to poor people as well as making them conscious about their rights.
On this day, Lok Adalats are organized across the country to make safe the legal system operations.
It was started by Supreme Court of India in 1995 to provide help and support to poor people of the society.
It was established to offer help and support to weaker and poor people which may be women, disabled persons, children, human trafficking victims as well as natural calamities victims.
This day is observed to increase awareness of free legal services for every weak citizen of the country.
This day is also help to spread awareness in the students and children of the early age about the constitutional rights and laws relating to them.
Every citizen from any caste, creed or religion should have access to free and fair judicial system.
