Chief Justice of India Surya Kant speaks in the end of the foundation stone laying ceremony of the built-in judicial court advanced at Rangmahal, North Guwahati on January 11, 2026. Photo: X/@RanjeetkrDass
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant expressed surprise at the opposition by participants of the Gauhati Excessive Court Bar Affiliation to the new built-in Judicial Court Advanced in Assam’s North Guwahati dwelling, the foundation for which he laid on Sunday (January 11, 2026).
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He maintained that “non-public vested interest must now not be legitimate grounds” for resisting the reach of new infrastructure.
“The built-in Judicial Court Advanced is envisaged to examine aspirations of the long speed,” the CJI talked about after laying the foundation stone for the flexibility at Rangmahal in North Guwahati.
As the pinnacle of the country’s judiciary, Justice Kant wired that he’s sure to cater to the wants of these coming into the profession.
The Chief Justice of India talked about that he used to be deal surprised when he learnt that the Gauhati Excessive Court Bar Affiliation (GHCBA) is opposing the new built-in court advanced, which can furthermore dwelling the Gauhati Excessive Court.
“These opposing the new court advanced are either sick-told or now not realising the wants of new participants of the bar. Private vested pursuits must now not be legitimate grounds for opposing model of infrastructure for the long speed,” the CJI added.
The GHCBA has been opposing the relocation of the Excessive Court advanced to the northern bank of the Brahmaputra river from the coronary heart of Guwahati city.
He talked about the bother for the new advanced is ‘strategically positioned’ and will present all products and services below one roof.
Printed – January 11, 2026 04:54 pm IST
