JUDGE QUARTERS AND GUEST HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED

JUDGE QUARTERS AND GUEST HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED

9-AUG-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

PATNA---------------------Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary said that approval has been given for the construction of 20 judge quarters and a six-storey transit-cum-guest house (G+6) in the sub-divisional court Piro under the Arrah Judicial Board. A total of Rs 16 crore 81 lakh 19 thousand will be spent on this construction. This project will be implemented through the Building Construction Department, which will provide better residential facilities to the judicial officers.

Chaudhary said that under this scheme, 20 quarters will be built for the stay of judges in the court premises, while a modern transit-cum-guest house with a G+6 structure will also be constructed, which will not only be useful for the temporary stay of judges but will also prove helpful in conducting judicial activities.

Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary said - The NDA government led by Nitish Kumar in Bihar is committed to strengthening the judicial system. The government clearly believes that if adequate resources, basic facilities and better work environment are provided to the officers and employees associated with the judicial sector, it will be possible to provide timely and effective justice to the common people. Under this thinking and commitment, the construction work of 20 judge quarters and a six-storey transit-cum-guest house (G+6) in Piro under Ara Nyay Mandal has been approved. Welcoming this, Bharatiya Janata Party Bhojpur District President Durga Raj said that the NDA government is committed to development along with justice.