On October 10, a collegium headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud had recommended their names as judges of Delhi high court | Latest News Delhi
The 61-year-old Justice graduated from Delhi’s Hindu College, and completed his LLB from Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi in 1986
The Supreme Court of India has warned the government against a pick and choose approach in judicial appointments, as several recommendations remain pending. The court expressed concern that the government had segregated names sent together by the collegium. The court has started monitoring the government s progress in processing the names. It also highlighted the issue of selective notifications for appointments and transfers, which affects the premise of seniority and deters good candidates from joining the bench. The court has given the government two weeks to provide a status report. | Latest News India
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