CM revanth reddy approved construction of a new building for the high court in Telangana. The cm directed the authorities to make arrangements for laying the foundation stone in the new year (next January). cm revanth reddy conducted a review with the Chief Justice and lawyers at the marri chenna reddy Human Resource Development Corporation (MCRHRD) in hyderabad today. A new high court building will be constructed on 100 acres in Rajendranagar.

Telangana cm revanth reddy took another important decision. Soon he gave the green signal for the construction of a new high court building on 100 acres in Rajendranagar. The chief minister ordered the officials to make arrangements for the foundation stone laying. cm revanth reddy, high court Chief Justice Justice Alok Aradhe met at marri chenna reddy Human Resource Development Corporation (MCRHRD) in Hyderabad. On this occasion, they discussed the status of courts, facilities and other issues.

On this occasion, the Chief Justice brought to the attention of the chief minister that the high court has reached a state of ruin. Responding to this, revanth reddy asked the officials where more than 100 acres of government land is located. When the authorities informed that it was in Rajendranagar area, they ordered to construct new buildings there.

What will be done with the current building..?

The cm suggested that the existing high court building should be preserved as a heritage asset. On the other hand, the CJ asked the chief minister to take initiative for the construction of court complexes in new districts. Responding positively to this, revanth reddy ordered the officials to make plans where the construction of district court complexes is required.

Revanth reddy assured that the building will be modernized and used for city court or other court buildings. CS Shanti Kumari, Principal Secretary to cm Seshadri, Collectors of hyderabad and Rangareddy districts, IAS officer naveen Mittal and other officials participated in this review meeting.