Guwahati: Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday inaugurated the newly constructed Kamrup District Judicial Court Complex at Amingaon. The state-of-the-art building, developed at a cost of ₹52.25 crore, marks a major step towards strengthening the legal infrastructure in Assam.
The complex houses 15 modern courtrooms under one roof, fully equipped with advanced digital and ICT-enabled services. It also includes several modern amenities designed to support the smooth functioning of the judiciary and ensure public convenience.
Speaking at the event, the Chief Minister said, “The new court complex at Amingaon stands as a symbol of our commitment to ensuring access to justice through robust infrastructure. This is not just a building, but a system designed to ensure that justice is timely, efficient, and accessible.”
He further announced that on September 8, the government will lay the foundation stone for the Kurua-Narengi connecting bridge, a significant infrastructure project aimed at improving regional connectivity.
The inaugural ceremony was attended by Chief Justice Ashutosh Kumar of the Gauhati High Court, Law Minister Ranjit Kumar Dass, and several sitting judges and senior officials from both the judiciary and the state administration.
The new complex is expected to become a landmark for the Kamrup district, bringing various judicial functions under one integrated structure. Authorities believe that the facility will enhance transparency, speed, and public access to legal proceedings key pillars of a strong democracy.
With a focus on streamlining the delivery of justice, the complex aims to facilitate faster resolution of cases and better service to the general public across the district.