Guwahati: The esteemed Gauhati High Court, a cornerstone of the judicial system in the northeastern region of India, today commemorated its 76th foundation day, marking over seven decades of unwavering commitment to the principles of law and justice.
Established on April 5, 1948, the institution initially served as the High Court for the then undivided state of Assam. Over the years, its jurisdiction expanded to encompass the states of Nagaland, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh, solidifying its pivotal role in the legal landscape of the Northeast. The court has been instrumental in protecting fundamental rights, providing crucial interpretations of the Indian Constitution, and ensuring the delivery of justice to countless individuals across the region.
Beyond its functional capacity, the Gauhati High Court stands as an iconic symbol of fairness, the strength of democratic ideals, and the enduring supremacy of the rule of law, its impressive structure bearing witness to a rich history of significant legal pronouncements.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma conveyed his profound appreciation through a message on the social media platform X, acknowledging the invaluable contributions of all those associated with the esteemed court. He specifically extended his gratitude to the Hon’ble Judges, the dedicated advocates, the committed court staff, and every individual who has played a part in the institution’s growth and prestige.
In his message, the Chief Minister emphasized that their collective dedication not only ensures the dispensation of justice but also serves as an inspiration for future generations to maintain faith in its lasting power. He further conveyed his sincere wishes for the Gauhati High Court to persistently uphold the foundational ideals of truth, integrity, and an unwavering dedication to the pursuit of justice in the years to come.
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