<h1>Digital legal aid can bridge access barriers when paired with inclusion, privacy safeguards and human fallback mechanisms.</h1> Digital technology can extend constitutional legal aid obligations by overcoming geographic, economic, language and mobility barriers. Proposed measures include a mobile-first NALSA companion app with multilingual voice, video and text support, IVR services for the visually impaired, AI-assisted document simplification and case triage, virtual Lok Adalats on secure video platforms, and mobile-enabled paralegals linking survivors to counsel. These interventions must be paired with targeted digital literacy campaigns, built-in accessibility and data-protection safeguards, and a mandatory human fallback, while government digital initiatives and judicial procedures converge to enable digital evidence and remote testimony.