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Collegium Recommends Eight Judicial Officers for Delhi High Court
The Supreme Court collegium has suggested eight people for new judge positions.
These people currently work as judicial officers.
They may become judges of the High Court of Delhi.
The recommended officers include Gurvinder Pal Singh and Nivedita Anil Sharma.
The list also includes Nisha Sahay Saxena, Sanjay Sharma-I, and Bharat Parashar.
Dr. Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt, and Arun Bhardwaj are also on it.
The collegium made the proposal after meeting on Thursday.
The proposal concerns their promotion to the High Court bench.
The Supreme Court collegium approved the proposal to appoint eight judicial officers as Delhi High Court judges.
The recommended officers are Gurvinder Pal Singh, Nivedita Anil Sharma, and Nisha Sahay Saxena.
Sanjay Sharma-I, Bharat Parashar, Dr. Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt, and Arun Bhardwaj were also recommended.
The proposal followed a Supreme Court collegium meeting held on Thursday.
The officers would be elevated from judicial positions to judges of the High Court of Delhi.
- Who
- The Supreme Court collegium and eight recommended judicial officers: Gurvinder Pal Singh, Nivedita Anil Sharma, Nisha Sahay Saxena, Sanjay Sharma-I, Bharat Parashar, Dr. Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt, and Arun Bhardwaj.
- What
- The collegium approved a proposal to elevate the eight judicial officers as judges of the High Court of Delhi.
- Where
- The proposed appointments concern the High Court of Delhi.
- When
- The proposal followed a collegium meeting held on Thursday.
- Why
- The officers were recommended for elevation from judicial officers to High Court judges.
Key facts
- Recommending body
- Supreme Court collegium
- Number of nominees
- Eight
- Proposed court
- High Court of Delhi
- Current positions
- Judicial officers
- Meeting day
- Thursday
- Proposal status
- Approved by the collegium
Sources
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