 statement of objects and reasonsat present, there is a permanent bench of the gauhati high court at agartala with the strength of 3 (three) judges, but very often only one judge remains at agartala and judges from the principal seat and other outlying benches of the gauhati high court are deputed time to time for holding division bench on circuit though a permanent bench of the gauhati high court has been established in tripura, the people do not receive the service of a permanent bench throughout the year that apart, the means of travel and communication linking tripura with the principal seat of high court at gauhati is inadequate to facilitate swift movement and communication, the people of this state face much hardship in instituting, prosecuting and defending their cases in case of urgency at the principal seat of the high court at gauhati the cost of travel to the principal seat is not within the means of common men the people of the state suffer from economic and other disability and as such they do not have equal opportunity of securing justice from the apex judicial institution of the state government of india in principle and on justification accepted that establishment of a separate high court for tripura is a legal necessity for honouring the aspiration of the people of this frontier state and such commitment deserves to be implemented in proper spirit and perspective the bill seeks to achieve the aforesaid objects khagen das