Govt yet to take call on 68 names sent by SC collegium for appointment as HC judges
The Hindu
Between August 8 and September 1 this year, the apex court collegium had processed over 100 names recommended by various high courts
The government is yet to take a call on the recommendations made by the Supreme Court collegium on appointing a total of 68 judicial officers and advocates as judges of various high courts, sources aware of the procedure for appointment to the higher judiciary have said.
Between August 8 and September 1 this year, the apex court collegium had processed over 100 names recommended by various high courts and had finally sent 68 names to the government for appointment as judges to 12 high courts.
The government is yet to take a call on the names recommended by the SC collegium headed by Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana, the sources said.
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