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Meghalaya Govt Clears 236 Court Posts, Releases ₹1.28 Cr for TA Bills
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🗓 11 Sep 2026, 03:18 PM
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The Meghalaya government has approved the filling of 236 vacant court positions and released ₹1.28 crore for travel allowance bills, as reported to the High Court.
In a recent development, the Meghalaya government announced that it has cleared 236 vacant court posts, a move aimed at strengthening the judiciary in the state.
The decision was communicated to the High Court, which was informed that the posts would be filled in the coming months.
Additionally, the government has released ₹1.28 crore to settle travel allowance (TA) bills for judicial officers.
The release of funds is expected to ease the financial burden on judges and support the smooth functioning of the court system.
The government’s action reflects its commitment to improving judicial infrastructure and ensuring timely remuneration for court staff.
The decision was communicated to the High Court, which was informed that the posts would be filled in the coming months.
Additionally, the government has released ₹1.28 crore to settle travel allowance (TA) bills for judicial officers.
The release of funds is expected to ease the financial burden on judges and support the smooth functioning of the court system.
The government’s action reflects its commitment to improving judicial infrastructure and ensuring timely remuneration for court staff.