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J-K High Court Bar Association Jammu meets Lt Governor to submit memorandum

| @indiablooms | Aug 23, 2020, at 08:06 pm

Jammu:   A delegation of Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association Jammu recently met Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha here at Raj Bhavan and discussed issues related to their sector.

The delegation was led President Abhinav Sharma.

During the meeting, the delegation submitted a memorandum of demands to the Lt Governor pertaining to increasing the number of Judges in the Subordinate and Higher Judiciary; a sanctioning stipend to new entrants in the profession as done in other States/UTs; grant of special financial aid for developing infrastructure of two halls, among others, media reports said.

Sinha said he assured the group that their raised issues will be examined.

"Met the delegation of J&K High Court Bar Association Jammu led by its President Abhinav Sharma and aasured them their issues raised would be examined & taken up on merit, within available resources," Sinha tweeted.

 

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