Delhi High Court designates 85 advocates as senior advocates

The Delhi High Court has approved 85 lawyers for senior advocate designation following a full court meeting on Thursday evening. This comes after a Supreme Court order to review earlier rejections from 2024.

The designations include ED special counsel Zoheb Hossain, former ED special counsel Nitesh Rana, Delhi government standing counsel Sanjay Lao and special public prosecutor Amit Prasad, who represents Delhi Police in the 2020 North East Delhi riot cases. Ten women were also selected, among them Manali Singhal.

The move follows a Supreme Court direction issued on April 15, 2025, which asked the High Court to reconsider candidates deferred or rejected in 2024. That earlier process had designated 70 advocates while deferring 67 and rejecting 165.

Interviews this time were conducted one-on-one starting April 28, with each candidate questioned individually for five to 15 minutes. The committee was led by Chief Justice D.K. Upadhyaya and included two senior judges along with bar representatives.

Dissent was recorded against one of the 86 names considered. The fresh list adds to the 70 seniors named in 2024.

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Supreme Court of India scene with disappointed West Bengal election staff and vibrant polling booth crowds highlighting high turnout.
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Supreme Court directs 65 Bengal poll duty staff to approach tribunals

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India's Supreme Court directed petitioners, including 65 on election duty in West Bengal whose names were deleted from the voter list after Special Intensive Revision (SIR), to approach appellate tribunals. The court refused their plea for immediate voting rights. It also praised the record 92.88% turnout and peaceful polling in the first phase.

India's Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the elevation of four High Court chief justices and senior advocate V Mohana as judges to the top court.

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The Union government on Monday notified the appointment of four high court chief justices and senior advocate V Mohana as Supreme Court judges.

New Delhi: Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's letter seeking support, the Indian government circulated three bills among parliamentarians on Tuesday to implement one-third women's reservation in the Lok Sabha through delimitation. The package includes the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill 2026, proposing to raise Lok Sabha seats to a maximum of 850. The bills will be taken up in a special parliamentary session from April 16 to 18.

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Odisha government to ensure all basic amenities for an octogenarian woman and her visually impaired son living in poverty in Subarnapur district.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced on Tuesday that the Delhi Slum and JJ Cluster Rehabilitation and Relocation Policy, 2026, has been finalised. He directed officials to notify the policy quickly and begin issuing tenders for rehabilitation projects.

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The Calcutta High Court has ordered the central government to approve a regularisation scheme for 7,520 Daily Rated Mazdoors (DRMs) in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The court stated that the government cannot maintain double standards. This follows a 38-year legal battle.

 

 

 

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