Advocates Petition for Reconsideration of Judge's Transfer Recommendation
Lawyers in Delhi's High Court petition Chief Justice to reconsider the transfer of Judge Tara Vitasta Ganju.
A group of 94 Delhi-based advocates have written a letter to Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai, expressing their concerns about the transfer recommendation of Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju. The petition was filed by the NGO Common Cause and is directed towards the Supreme Court Collegium's recommendation for the transfer of Justice Ganju to the Karnataka High Court.
The letter, addressed to CJI Gavai, requests a reconsideration of the collegium's decision. The advocates have raised concerns about Justice Ganju's transfer, but the specific details of their objections were not disclosed in the available information.
Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju was recommended for transfer to the Karnataka High Court, but the Supreme Court Collegium's reasoning behind this decision remains unclear. The transfer recommendation was made by the collegium, but the current status of the recommendation is unknown.
It is important to note that the Delhi High Court is not mentioned in the current paragraph, suggesting that the transfer of Justice Ganju is not related to the Delhi High Court. The Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai is also not directly mentioned in the current paragraph, although he is the intended recipient of the petition.
The petition to reconsider the transfer recommendation of Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju is a significant development in the Indian judicial system, as it highlights the concerns of a group of advocates about the transfer of a specific judge. The outcome of this petition will be closely watched by legal observers and the public.
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