Kanich, Nov. 25: The construction work of the new court, whose foundation stone was laid two years ago in the taluk center Kushalnagar, is almost complete.
The court building, which was tendered at a cost of Rs. 12 crore, has been constructed on the site of the tourist temple in Kushalnagar. The new building has two separate court halls, separate rooms for women and men lawyers, and a canteen.
It is said that there is a plan to dedicate the new court building to the public by the end of March.
Since hundreds of cases were being filed in the court at the previous court in the Somwarpet taluk center from the Kushalnagar area, most of the villagers of the Nellihudikeri area of Kushalnagar taluk had to travel more than 60 km to the court.
Senior lawyer R.K., who stood by the public's demand for a separate court for Kushalnagar, The Justice Department, yielding to Nagendra's continuous struggle, had sanctioned a separate court for Kushalnagar. For the past several years, the court has been functioning in the Government Retired Employees Association building in Kushalnagar, and the new court building will open in a few months.
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