M.K. Bhardwaj elected president of Jammu chapter of J&K HC Bar Association
The Hindu
The election was held at the High Court complex on Saturday
The Jammu chapter of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association got a new body with advocate M.K. Bhardwaj elected as president on Sunday following an election that took place after a delay of two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mohinder Pal Singh (Palli) was elected as the vice president, Surjeet Singh Andotra as general secretary, Aditya Sharma as joint secretary and Amandeep Singh as treasurer. Announcing the results after nearly 10-hour-long counting at the High Court Complex here on Sunday night, returning officer Surinder Singh said a total of 15 candidates were in the fray, including four each for the posts of president and vice president.
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