This building, known as Public Office was erected in 1882 AD (VS 1939) by Mr Fardunji Rustomji. The building earlier housed district court & is known as Srimant Sarkar Sayajirao Gaekwad Building which was constructed in the year & is considered to be monument of Gaekwad regime. Earlier in this building, other Government offices were functioning.
Court
Located on the western side of Nyay Mandir is the imposing Lal Court, a large red building constructed in the 1950s. It occupies the site where a garden once stood. Initially designed to accommodate Diwani and Faujdaari Courts, as well as a mediation center, Lal Court was likely built to alleviate the burden on the older Nyay Mandir court. Recently,…
Initially built to house a vegetable market, the Nyay Mandir was commissioned by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III in memory of his beloved wife, Maharani Chimnabai I. Upon completion, the structure transitioned from a market to a Town Hall and later transformed into an imperial court, inaugurated on November 30, 1896, by the then Viceroy, Lord Elgin. The Maharaja’s deep respect…