Lok Adalat to be held again on December 12; settle your traffic challans and disputes.

If you have a case pending in court for a long time, a National Lok Adalat is scheduled to be held in Faridabad on December 12, 2026. This Lok Adalat will provide an opportunity to resolve various types of cases.

If you are exhausted from a long-running court case—constantly receiving new hearing dates and making repeated trips to the court—this information is for you. You will soon have the chance to resolve certain matters through mutual consent and bring them to a conclusion.

A National Lok Adalat is set to take place next month, in December. It will offer an opportunity to settle a wide range of pending cases. Let’s look at where this Lok Adalat will be held, what kind of cases can be resolved, and when it is scheduled to take place.

Where will the Lok Adalat be held?

The National Lok Adalat will be organized in Faridabad. Here, individuals will have the opportunity to settle various types of cases through mutual consent. As for the date, the National Lok Adalat in Faridabad is scheduled for Saturday, December 12.

Will every case be resolved?

The answer is no. Not all types of cases can be settled in a Lok Adalat. Only those cases that are amenable to settlement—those that can be resolved through mutual agreement—are handled here. For further details regarding the Lok Adalat, you may visit the District Court’s website.

What kind of cases can be settled?

The Lok Adalat in Faridabad on December 12 will provide an opportunity to resolve several types of cases, including:

Traffic challans
Matrimonial and family disputes
Cases related to motor vehicle accident compensation
Other minor, settleable matters
Civil disputes and compoundable (settleable) criminal cases
Please note: For cases involving mutual settlement, the consent of both parties is mandatory. This Lok Adalat will be held at the District Court complex located in Sector 12.

Attending the Lok Adalat can be beneficial.

Participating in the National Lok Adalat can prove advantageous—especially for those with pending traffic challans, ongoing family or civil disputes, or those who have been awaiting a settlement for a long time. For such individuals, the Lok Adalat can be an excellent option.