Speaker Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Dr Nirmal Singh on Monday took stock of progress of work on upcoming legislature complex here.
The Speaker was accompanied by secretary Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Department, Abdul Majid Bhat, managing director, JKPCC Vikar Mustafa Shonthu and other senior officers of concerned departments.
During his visit, Dr Nirmal Singh was informed that the project is being executed by Jammu and Kashmir Project Construction Corporation (JKPCC) at an estimated cost of Rs 133 crore against which the funds to the tune of Rs 86 crore stand released till date.
The Speaker was informed that RCC structure of the complex has been completed and internal, external plastering and electrical, mechanical work is in full swing.
He was apprised that the complex is coming up over 23465 SMTs meters with two basements, 2 floors for Legislative Assembly and 2 floors for Legislative Council.
The new complex will also be connected with the Secretariat building and the existing Assembly complex.
The Speaker was informed by law secretary that sufficient funds are available for smooth execution of all related works on this prestigious project.
The Speaker directed the executing agencies to expedite the pace of work on this state of art project for its timely completion. He directed the concerned to ensure that the new complex is made functional by ending December, 2018.