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During the hearing, the UT Administration produced before the court a communication showing that IIT Roorkee had been requested to prepare the plan and had been sanctioned consultancy charges of Rs 4 crore
The Punjab and Haryana High Court is awaiting a heritage impact assessment report for its expansion due to its UNESCO heritage status. The court urged the UT Administration to support the report's timely completion. Infrastructure shortages hinder court operations despite an approved expansion plan stalled over heritage concerns.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court criticized Chandigarh's outdated infrastructure. The court, citing increased foot traffic, urged the UT Administration to develop a third entry-exit point to alleviate congestion. The Chief Justice emphasized the need to amend the master plan and change the current mindset.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed Chandigarh to find an alternative site for a new building, citing access issues and traffic congestion at Sarangpur village. The court also addressed infrastructure concerns, receiving assurances regarding furnishing, landscaping, and construction timelines, setting August 1 as the next hearing.
