The Chief Justice of India Surya Kant laid the foundation stone for an Integrated Judicial Court Complex at North Guwahati, marking a significant institutional expansion of the judiciary in Northeast India.
The new Integrated Judicial Complex of Assam has been designed as a consolidated judicial campus to bring multiple judicial and allied institutions within a single, coordinated infrastructure framework. At its core is a High Court Building with a G+4 structure, intended to house courtrooms and judicial chambers in a compact yet functional layout. This is complemented by a separate High Court Bar Building with a G+6 configuration, providing dedicated space for advocates, bar associations, libraries and professional facilities.
Key points:
- Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna laid the foundation stone for an Integrated Court Complex in Assam.
- The project aims to modernise judicial infrastructure and improve access to justice.
- The integrated complex will house multiple courts and judicial offices in one campus.
- It is expected to enhance efficiency, coordination, and case management in the judiciary.
- The complex will provide better facilities for judges, lawyers, and litigants.
