Breaking | Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Transfer Of 7 HC Judges Including Justices A. Abhishek Reddy, T. Raja

Sparsh Upadhyay

24 Nov 2022 2:06 PM GMT

  • Breaking | Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Transfer Of 7 HC Judges Including Justices A. Abhishek Reddy, T. Raja

    The Supreme Court Collegium today recommended the transfer of the following High Court judges:Justice V. M. Velumani (from Madras high court to Calcutta High Court)Justice Battu Devanand (from Andhra Pradesh High Court to Madras High CourtJustice D. Ramesh (from Andra Pradesh to Allahabad High Court)Justice Lalitha Kanneganti (from Telangana High Court to Karnataka High CourtJustice D....

    The Supreme Court Collegium today recommended the transfer of the following High Court judges:

    Justice V. M. Velumani (from Madras high court to Calcutta High Court)

    Justice Battu Devanand (from Andhra Pradesh High Court to Madras High Court

    Justice D. Ramesh (from Andra Pradesh to Allahabad High Court)

    Justice Lalitha Kanneganti (from Telangana High Court to Karnataka High Court

    Justice D. Nagarjun (from Telangana High Court to Madras High Court

    Justice T. Raja (from Madras High Court to Rajasthan High Court)

    Justice A. Abhishek Reddy (From Telangana High Court to Patna High Court)

    Interestingly, the name of Justice Nikhil S. Kariel of the Gujarat High Court, whose proposed transfer was objected to by the Gujarat High Court Advocates' Association (GHCAA), does not feature in this list. 

    However, the name of Justice A. Abhishek Reddy does appear in this list, who has been transferred to the Patna High Court. Significantly, the Telangana High Court Bar Association has been protesting against the proposal of the Supreme Court collegium to transfer him.

    The list also contains the name of Justice T. Raja who has been transferred to the Rajasthan High Court from Madras High Court. The Madras High Court Advocates Association recently opposed the proposal to transfer him.

    Click here To Read/Download Collegium's statement


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