MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): A new chapter in Azad Kashmir’s legal history will begin today as the new judicial complex in Muzaffarabad is formally inaugurated.
The Chief Justice of the High Court is expected to lead the ceremony, joined by judges, lawyers, political leaders, and members of civil society.
The new judicial complex in Muzaffarabad, built at Naluchi, comes after years of challenges following the devastating earthquake that struck the region.
That tragedy not only claimed lives but also left critical infrastructure, including court buildings, in ruins. Since then, the lower courts had been operating from the old judicial complex, which was damaged but still managed to support the justice system through incredibly difficult times.
Now, the opening of this modern, state-of-the-art facility signals a powerful moment of recovery and progress. For those who have worked in the old complex for years, often under tough and cramped conditions, this new space is a welcome change and a source of pride.
The government of Azad Kashmir has delivered a facility that meets the demands of today’s legal system. With improved space, better facilities, and modern design, the new judicial complex in Muzaffarabad is more than just a building, it’s a renewed commitment to justice, dignity, and service to the people.
The ceremony today is expected to attract a diverse crowd, Judges, lawers local leaders and ordinary citizens will all gather to witness the formal beginning of the new ers. Their presence and eagerness shows how significant the moment is for the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and the legal professionals.
The new Judicial Complex in Muzaffarabad stands as a symbol of resilience and a reminder of how far the region has come since the earthquake, and how the people of Azad Kashmir have stood strong as ever no matter how hard the times were.
As the Chief Justice innagurates the new Judicial Complex in Muzaffarabad today, there is a shared hope that this space will not only serve justice, but also inspire continued rebuilding, unity, and trust in the system.
