Chandigarh-based lawyer Jagjot Singh Lalli is Deputy Solicitor-General of India

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Updated At : 01:38 PM Oct 20, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, October 19

City-based lawyer Jagjot Singh Lalli has been appointed Deputy Solicitor-General of India (DSGI) for the Punjab and Haryana High Court to defend cases related to the Central departments and the Union ministries. A notification to this effect was issued on October 18.

Having more than 18 years experience in the High Court, Lalli is former executive member and vice-president of the Punjab and Haryana Bar Association.

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