<p>Bengaluru: Video conferencing at the High Court of Karnataka will resume on a pilot basis on December 11. </p>.<p>The court suspended the facility in all courts at Bengaluru, Dharwad and Kalaburagi benches on December 5, after miscreants played obscene videos during video conference in six court halls. </p>.<p>The court has now issued strict guidelines for connecting to video conferencing facilities.</p>.<p>In a statement, it requested all advocates, parties in person, litigants and media persons to compulsorily register on the Zoom platform as a one-time measure through a sign-up procedure.</p>.<p>Only such registered users are allowed to join the video conference for the court hall proceedings as signed-in users. Advocates, parties in persons and litigants should put their participant names as well as list number, case number and name. A waiting room is enabled in all the court halls, where only the participants with correct case numbers will be allowed to participate in court proceedings.</p>.<p>Participants from outside India are required to send an email in advance to the registrar judicial at regjudicial@hck.gov.in, requesting permission to join the video conference links, the statement said. </p>
<p>Bengaluru: Video conferencing at the High Court of Karnataka will resume on a pilot basis on December 11. </p>.<p>The court suspended the facility in all courts at Bengaluru, Dharwad and Kalaburagi benches on December 5, after miscreants played obscene videos during video conference in six court halls. </p>.<p>The court has now issued strict guidelines for connecting to video conferencing facilities.</p>.<p>In a statement, it requested all advocates, parties in person, litigants and media persons to compulsorily register on the Zoom platform as a one-time measure through a sign-up procedure.</p>.<p>Only such registered users are allowed to join the video conference for the court hall proceedings as signed-in users. Advocates, parties in persons and litigants should put their participant names as well as list number, case number and name. A waiting room is enabled in all the court halls, where only the participants with correct case numbers will be allowed to participate in court proceedings.</p>.<p>Participants from outside India are required to send an email in advance to the registrar judicial at regjudicial@hck.gov.in, requesting permission to join the video conference links, the statement said. </p>