Telangana High Court New Building Foundation Laid by Revanth Reddy at Rajendranagar
Revanth Reddy launches Telangana High Court new building project at Rajendranagar with completion target of 2027 aiming to strengthen judicial infrastructure with modern facilities and expanded court network across state
- Telangana High Court new building foundation laid
- Revanth Reddy announces 2027 completion target
- Rajendranagar project to expand court infrastructure
In a significant step towards strengthening the judicial system, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy laid the foundation for the Telangana High Court new building at Rajendranagar. The project is expected to be completed by December 2027 and is being seen as a landmark development in legal infrastructure.
The new High Court complex will be built on a vast land parcel in Rajendranagar and is designed to become one of the largest court campuses in the country. Officials stated that the project aims to provide modern facilities and create an efficient environment for the judiciary to function smoothly.
During the ceremony, several senior members of the judiciary were present, underlining the importance of the initiative. The event brought together judges and legal experts, reflecting a strong collaboration between different pillars of governance.
The Chief Minister highlighted that improving judicial infrastructure was one of the early priorities of his government after taking office. Along with the High Court complex, plans are in place to construct multiple courts and residential facilities across Telangana to meet growing legal demands.
Revanth Reddy described the new building as more than just an infrastructure project. He said it would stand as a symbol of justice, equality, and democratic values, serving people from all sections of society, especially those seeking fair and timely justice.
The project is also expected to play a key role in enhancing the overall legal framework in the state. With better infrastructure and increased capacity, the judiciary will be able to handle cases more efficiently.
Calling it a proud moment for Hyderabad, the Chief Minister said the High Court complex would serve generations to come and remain a lasting institution dedicated to justice and public service.
