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Chief Justice Tashi Rabstan inaugurates New Court Building
2/27/2025 11:07:31 PM
Early Times Report

KUPWARA, Feb 27: Chief Justice of High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Justice Tashi Rabstan, today virtually inaugurated the newly constructed Court Building at Kupwara in the physical presence of Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal, the Administrative Judge for District Kupwara.
The state-of-the-art court complex is a significant milestone in strengthening judicial infrastructure in the region. The three-story building, with a total plinth area of 10,000 sq. ft., was approved on October 19, 2020, and successfully completed on November 25, 2024, at a cost of ₹1,020 lakhs. The facility has been designed to provide a modern and efficient working environment for judicial officers, advocates, litigants, and court staff.
Shazia Tabasum, Pr. Distt. and Sessions Judge Kupwara delivered the welcome address, which was followed by the address by Ahrar Dar, President Bar Association Kupwara, thereafter Ayushi Sudan DC Kupwara also expressed her views.
While expressing his views on the occasion of inauguration of new court building at Kupwara, Justice Tashi Rabstan expressed his honor and excitement on being part of the occasion. He described the event as a momentous day for the people of Kupwara and the larger judicial community, emphasizing that the judiciary remains a pillar of justice, ensuring the protection of individual rights.
Justice Rabstan stated that the newly inaugurated facility is more than just a physical structure; it symbolizes the judiciary’s commitment to accessible and fair justice for all. He highlighted the modern court’s role in expediting case proceedings, reducing delays, and strengthening the rule of law. The complex, he noted, reflects the evolving needs of the judicial system by integrating advanced infrastructure and improved facilities to enhance judicial efficiency.
He acknowledged the contributions of architects, engineers, construction workers, and the local administration in bringing the project to fruition. He also extended gratitude to Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal, the government, and local authorities for their unwavering support in strengthening judicial infrastructure in Kupwara.
Justice Rabstan underscored the significance of digital transformation in the judiciary, stating that the new court building, along with technological advancements, would help eliminate geographical barriers to justice. He expressed confidence that the facility would improve judicial efficiency and further instill trust in the system.
In conclusion, he congratulated all those involved in the project and reaffirmed the judiciary’s commitment to ensuring that justice remains accessible, transparent, and fair for all citizens, regardless of location.
Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal, Administrative Judge for District Kupwara, also expressed his views during the inauguration of the new District Court Complex in Kupwara.
Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal highlighted the significance of the occasion, calling it a milestone for both the district and the judicial system. He emphasized that justice is not only built on legal principles but also on the physical infrastructure that supports its administration. The new complex, he noted, stands as a testament to the judiciary’s commitment to accessibility, efficiency, and dignity in the legal process.
Digitization of Court Records Launched
On this occasion, the Digitization Section of the District Court Kupwara was also inaugurated. This initiative aims to convert paper-based records into electronic formats, ensuring easy accessibility of legal documents through the internet. The move is expected to improve record management, expedite judicial processes, and facilitate seamless case tracking for litigants and advocates.
The inauguration of the new court complex and the digitization project marks a significant step toward modernizing judicial services in Kupwara, reaffirming the judiciary’s dedication to ensuring efficient, accessible, and technology-driven justice delivery.
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