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Allahabad High Court unveils new advocate chambers and parking; UP greenlights ₹1,700 cr for court complexes

The opening establishes a template for modern court complexes, reaffirming India’s constitutional unity

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Overview

  • Chief Justice B R Gavai officially inaugurated a new multistorey complex at the Allahabad High Court on May 31, featuring 2,500 advocate chambers and a multi-level parking facility built at a cost of ₹680 crore.
  • Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and seven Supreme Court judges joined the ceremony in Prayagraj.
  • Gavai lauded the Constitution’s role in keeping India united during crises and emphasised that bench and bar must work together to drive the “chariot of justice.”
  • The project involved vacating 12 judicial bungalows to accommodate the facility, which the CJI described as a potential benchmark for court infrastructure nationwide.
  • Adityanath announced the state government has approved ₹1,700 crore for integrated court complexes across seven districts, extending the high court’s model to district judiciary.