SC Collegium proposes transfer of 14 judges across nine High Courts

The Supreme Court College suggested that judges be reorganized in the Supreme Supreme Court of Nine states. This is the second time in the four months when the Chief Justice of India acknowledges that the college of the college of the college proposes significant transfers and feedbacks by high court judges.

Collegium, currently Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Kerala, Madras, Rajasthan, Allahabad, Gujarat and Nine High Courts of Kalcutta’nın 14 judges served in the judicial transfer. One of the 14 judges was transferred to the Supreme Court of Karnataka, while both were proposed to be sent back to the Supreme Court of Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh would also receive a transferred judge if the government cleared the college recommendation.

At the college meetings held on 25 August and 26 August, the President of the Supreme Court of Patna of Patna, the President of the Supreme Court of Patna of Patna, opposed the proposal to raise the Supreme Court of Patna.

The college solution, which was published only on August 27, proposed the transfers of Atul Sreedharan from Madhya Pradesh to Chhattisgarh; Sanjay Agrawal from Chhattisgarh to Allahabad; Nisha Banu from Madras to Kerala; From Rajasthan to Delhi, Dinesh Mehta; Avneesh Jhingan from Rajasthan to Delhi; Arun Monga from Delhi to Rajasthan; Sanjay Kumar Singh from Allahabad to Patna; Rohit Ranjan Agarwal also from Allahabad to Kalcutta; From Gujarat to Madhya Pradesh Sandeep Natvarlal Bhatt; Chandrasekharan Sudha from Kerala to Delhi; Tara Vitasta Gangu Delhi to Karnataka; Subhendu to Andhra Pradesh from Samanta Kalcutta.

Currently, Gujarat and the Justice Manavendranath Roy and Donadi Ramesh, who are currently working in Allahabad, were proposed to be sent back to the Supreme Court of andhra Pradesh.

Earlier rearrangement

Days after the Chief Justice Gavai took over as a senior judge, there was a similar change in the high courts in May.

On May 26, the College successfully proposed the rise of chief justice in five High courts, including Justice Pancholi, as the chief justice of the Patna Supreme Court.

He also suggested that 21 Supreme Court judges be transferred and sent back to the country.

Transfers, TaLangana, Karnataka, Madras, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Bombay, Delhi, Rajasthan, Calcutta, Allahabad, Punjab and Harena, Gauhati, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh and Patna were spread.