Tamil Nadu govt. accepts in-principle proposal for new buildings for Madurai Bench of Madras High Court: A-G
He tells Justices G. Jayachandran and K.K. Ramakrishnan that a Government Order would be issued within two weeks and foundation stone laying ceremony can be conducted thereafter
The Tamil Nadu government has, in principle, accepted a proposal from the Madras High Court administration for constructing additional buildings on temple land for its Madurai Bench, according to Advocate General Vijay Narayan. The Chief Minister, Law Minister, and Finance Minister would approve the files, resulting in an administrative and financial sanction within two weeks.
The proposal was sent by the High Court on October 1, 2026, received by the government on October 7, 2026, and cleared by the Home Department on October 27, 2026. The PWD cleared the file on the same day and forwarded it to the Finance department on the same day, with the remaining process expected to be completed within a fortnight.
The State government is keen on clearing judicial infrastructure proposals across the State, with around 900 proposals, including the High Court's, prioritized by the High Court's Registrar General.
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