SC Collegium Recommends 26 Judges for Allahabad HC
The Supreme Court Collegium has made a major recommendation for filling judicial vacancies in the Allahabad High Court, the largest High Court in India. This proposal includes a mix of judicial officers and advocates, including senior women lawyers, and marks one of the biggest batches of recommendations in recent times. The move aims to strengthen the judicial system, which has been struggling with a large number of vacancies and a rising backlog of cases.
The Allahabad High Court has the highest number of vacancies among all High Courts in the country.
Such a high vacancy rate affects case disposal and delays justice delivery, making fresh appointments crucial.
The Supreme Court Collegium, in its meeting on September 1, proposed,
Appointment of High Court Judges
In Consultation With,
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