9 Delhi High Court judges take oath

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Updated At : 11:31 AM May 19, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, May 18

Nine newly appointed judges of the Delhi HC were today administered the oath of office, taking its strength to 44 against a sanctioned strength of 60 judges. Justice Tara V Ganju, Justice Mini Pushkarna, Justice Manmeet Singh Arora, Justice Vikas Mahajan, Justice Tushar R Gedela, Justice Sachin Datta, Justice Amit Mahajan, Justice Gaurang Kanth and Justice Saurabh Benarjee were administered the oath of office.

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