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Pradeep Rai Elected President of Supreme Court Bar Association
Lawyers held an election for leaders of the Supreme Court Bar Association.
Senior Advocate Pradeep Rai won the president’s position.
He received 822 votes.
Anupam Lal Das received 451 votes, while the other candidates received fewer votes.
Rahul Kaushik was chosen as vice-president.
Pragya Baghel was chosen as secretary.
Amarendra Kumar Singh became treasurer.
Meneesh Dubey became joint secretary.
Senior Advocate Pradeep Rai was elected president of the Supreme Court Bar Association.
Rai received 822 votes in Tuesday’s presidential election.
Anupam Lal Das finished second with 451 votes, followed by Adish Agarwalla with 412.
Rahul Kaushik was elected vice-president, while Pragya Baghel became secretary.
Amarendra Kumar Singh was elected treasurer and Meneesh Dubey joint secretary.
- Who
- Senior Advocate Pradeep Rai and other candidates and office-bearers of the Supreme Court Bar Association.
- What
- Pradeep Rai was elected president of the Supreme Court Bar Association, alongside elections for other leadership positions.
- Where
- New Delhi.
- When
- The election was held on Tuesday, with results announced late that night.
- Why
- The election was held to choose the Supreme Court Bar Association’s office-bearers.
Key facts
- President-elect
- Pradeep Rai
- Presidential votes
- 822
- Second-place candidate
- Anupam Lal Das, with 451 votes
- Vice-president
- Rahul Kaushik
- Secretary
- Pragya Baghel
- Treasurer
- Amarendra Kumar Singh
- Joint secretary
- Meneesh Dubey
Sources
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