DC Kulwant Singh and MLA Harminder Singh Gill outside the site in Patti. Tribune Photo
Our Correspondent
Tarn Taran, November 18
The construction work of the double-storey building of the judicial complex, Patti, is near completion. A sum of Rs12.54 crore is being spent on it. The Patti courts would be shifted here next month (December) after the completion of the construction work.
Harminder Singh Gill, MLA, Patti, and Deputy Commissioner Kulwant Singh on Wednesday visited the spot to take stock of the status of the work and held a meeting with officials in this regard. The MLA and the DC said the building would have floor court rooms, library for the judges, a conference hall, Bar room, rooms for the ADAs, judicial service centre, Nazar room and shops in the complex.
The DC said the present court complex would be allotted to the Tehsil-level government offices and this way all official services would be provided under the single roof to the residents. The court complex was being built in 64 kanals and six marla land with the four residences for judicial officers.
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