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Bar Associations Send Letter Opposing Acting CJ of Rajasthan High Court
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 12:33 PM
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Bar associations have submitted a letter challenging the appointment of the acting Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court, urging that any concerns be taken up in the proper forum.
Bar associations in Rajasthan have formally lodged a letter objecting to the appointment of the acting Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court. The letter, addressed to senior judicial officials, outlines the associations' concerns about procedural propriety and calls for the matter to be examined in an appropriate legal forum.
The associations emphasized that any grievances regarding the acting Chief Justice's appointment should be resolved through established judicial mechanisms rather than public protest. They highlighted the importance of maintaining the integrity of the court's functioning and ensuring that due process is observed.
While the letter does not name specific procedural lapses, it signals a collective stance by the legal fraternity to seek redress through formal channels. The Rajasthan High Court has not yet issued a response to the associations' appeal.
The move reflects ongoing sensitivities within the state's legal community about judicial appointments and underscores the role of bar bodies in safeguarding procedural fairness.
The associations emphasized that any grievances regarding the acting Chief Justice's appointment should be resolved through established judicial mechanisms rather than public protest. They highlighted the importance of maintaining the integrity of the court's functioning and ensuring that due process is observed.
While the letter does not name specific procedural lapses, it signals a collective stance by the legal fraternity to seek redress through formal channels. The Rajasthan High Court has not yet issued a response to the associations' appeal.
The move reflects ongoing sensitivities within the state's legal community about judicial appointments and underscores the role of bar bodies in safeguarding procedural fairness.