New Delhi, March 5 Chief Justice of India Surya Kant met with the King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, in Thimphu on Thursday, offering comprehensive support for technical assistance and the development of best practices in the digitization and digitalization of judicial processes in the Himalayan nation.
A press statement issued by the Supreme Court said that CJI Kant received an audience with the king, and both exchanged views to further enhance and strengthen bilateral ties between India and Bhutan.
"They discussed the deep and long-lasting relationship shared by the two countries and expressed a commitment to taking the cooperation forward in the form of judicial partnerships," the statement said.
"CJI Kant offered extensive and comprehensive support for technical assistance and the development of best practices in the digitization and digitalization of judicial processes in Bhutan," it said.
It also added that both leaders also deliberated on the emerging proliferation of cybercrimes and how India and Bhutan can make joint efforts to prevent and prosecute such offenses.
"The conversations reaffirmed the cultural, spiritual, and intellectual bond between the two countries and the resolve to sustain the exchange of ideas, philosophies, and support," the statement said.
