Delhi government reformulated plan to expand Rouse Avenue Court complex under ₹550-crore project. Additional 94 court rooms with lawyers chambers and sitting halls. New blocks on 3.6 acres adjacent to existing building on DDU Marg. Project requires permission for cutting and transplanting 450 trees. Original plan under previous AAP government proposed 55 courtrooms at ₹448 crore. Revised plan includes 94 courtrooms, 90 lawyers chambers, 180 sitting spaces. PWD finalized drawings; preliminary estimates expected this month. Two-year execution timeline once contractor appointed; three additional months for statutory approvals and tree permissions. Compensatory afforestation planned. Current eight-storey building fully earthquake resistant, 42 courtrooms, 800-vehicle basement parking. New block continues existing court architecture and facilities. Court established around 2019, handles high-profile corruption, economic offence and MP/MLA cases.