After inaugurating the building, Patil said that inside the complex and court rooms, many other things like the CCTV cameras, cameras and tape recorders may be needed to record the evidence and arguments.
Patil said that the new complex is enormous and will provide more and better facilities for the courts, the lawyers and the people.
It may meet their demands of a few years to come but something more and better is required to be done, he said.
He asked the Chief Architect and all concerned officers of UT Administration to chalk out a comprehensive plan for the court rooms of next block of the complex to be constructed in the next phase.
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