The reach
so far.
Where the work shows up — districts, courts, camps, classrooms — and how far each line of effort has travelled across Year 1 and Year 2 of the Jan Nyay Abhiyan.
Six numbers that carry the story.
Across Patna and the six DLF districts, this is what the programme has put on the ground — combining APPI Year 1, APPI Year 2 (in flight), and DLF Reporting Period 1.
A first Apex Court filing.
Samriddhi versus Jayanth — a transfer petition arising from sustained domestic violence, voyeurism, and the non-consensual circulation of intimate imagery. The Hon'ble Supreme Court referred the parties to mediation; the matter concluded with a permanent alimony settlement of ₹35,00,000 and a decree of divorce.
What we said. What we did.
Toggle between the APPI Access-to-Justice grant (Patna + Purnea) and the District Legal Fellowship (Araria–Kishanganj–Katihar–Bhagalpur–Patna–Purnia). Each card shows the year's target, what's been achieved, and the percentage delivered.
The quiet engine.
Volunteers and community paralegals are the early-warning network — they are who the survivor calls first, who reach the police station with the family, who bring the case file back to the lawyer. Year 1 trained 50. Year 2 trains 50 more. The number that matters is that bench at full strength.
Volunteers trained
Paralegals, community animators, helpline volunteers — the ground-level cadre across nine districts.
A volunteer trained in Year 1 is now a peer trainer in Year 2. The cadre is not just larger — it is layered, with senior volunteers carrying the curriculum into new districts.
Nine districts, one programme.
DLF case load broken out by district — Kishanganj carries the heaviest load this reporting period (POCSO and JJB-heavy), while Katihar's spike reflects a single mass-arrest matter with 37 attached cases. Hover any row.
What kinds of cases walked in.
Thematic distribution of the GBV-specific docket — pulled from the GBV Project Target Sheet. The dominant cluster, unsurprisingly, is sexual offences and POCSO; domestic violence and dowry follow.
From filings to movement.
A short trajectory of the Year 1 → Year 2 transition — the moments where the programme moved from episodic legal aid into continuous, mentor-backed district representation.
Jul '24
Jul '24
APPI Y1 launches
Patna + Purnea anchor districts. First HC filings in service appointments & GBV.
Nov '24
Nov '24
First 50 volunteers trained
PLV cohort across both districts; community paralegal layer formalised.
Feb '25
Feb '25
DLF launches across 6 districts
One Fellow per district. Continuous court representation begins in Araria, Kishanganj, Katihar, Bhagalpur, Purnia, Patna.
May '25
May '25
★ First Supreme Court filing
T.P (C) 1391/2025 — Samriddhi v. Jayanth. Transfer petition referred to mediation; concludes with ₹35 lakh permanent alimony settlement and decree of divorce.
Jun '25
Jun '25
APPI Y1 closes — 24 DC, 22 HC, 1 SC
160% of DC target, 147% of HC target. First Apex Court representation on record.
Aug '25
Aug '25
DLF crosses 50 active matters
Kishanganj POCSO docket emerges as the highest-load district; mass-arrest case in Katihar.
Apr '26
Apr '26
Reporting cut · 173+ filings, 100 trained
Combined output across APPI + DLF reaches the headline numbers shown in § 01.