The oath-taking ceremony was a simple one, observed in accordance with the Covid-19 guidelines.
Three New Orissa High Court Judges Sworn In
Three newly-appointed judges of the Orissa High Court took oath on Monday. They were administered the oath of office and secrecy by Chief Justice S Muralidhar.
The new justices are V. Narasingh, Biraja Prasanna Satapathy and Murahari Sri Raman. The oath-taking ceremony was a simple one, observed in accordance with the Covid-19 guidelines.
With these appointments, the total number of judges in the Orissa High Court has increased to 21.
Last week, the notification with respect to the appointment of the three judges was published. The Supreme Court Collegium had recommended four names on January 29. Subsequently, the Ministry of Law and Justice finalised three names and issued a formal notification.
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The oath-taking ceremony was a simple one, observed in accordance with the Covid-19 guidelines. Three New Orissa High Court Judges Sworn In Three newly-appointed judges of the Orissa High Court took oath on Monday. They were administered the oath of office and secrecy by Chief Justice S Muralidhar. The new justices are V. Narasingh, Biraja Prasanna Satapathy and Murahari Sri Raman. The oath-taking ceremony was a simple one, observed in accordance with the Covid-19 guidelines. With these appointments, the total number of judges in the Orissa High Court has increased to 21. Last week, the notification with respect to the appointment of the three judges was published. The Supreme Court Collegium had recommended four names on January 29. Subsequently, the Ministry of Law and Justice finalised three names and issued a formal notification. Other StoriesAll the four belonged to the state of Jharkhand and were living in a rented accommodation in the Kalinga Vihar area under Tamando Police limits in Bhubaneswar. Following the Bolangir district Collector’s direction, the District Education Officer (DEO) has put the teacher under suspension. The Srimandir in Puri will remain closed for a few hours on February 19 on account of President Ram Nath Kovind’s visit to the 12th Century shrine. For the first time after nearly two years of restricted entry on account of the Covid-19 pandemic, the doors of the Lord Jagannath temple at Puri will… Copyright © 2022 – Odisha Television Limited All Rights Reserved.