9 Addl District & Sessions Judges promoted
Order entails transfer, posting of 27 judicial officers across state
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the designation of nine Additional District and Sessions Judges (ADSJs) as District and Sessions Judges (DSJs) in Haryana. The administrative order, issued at Chandigarh on October 20, entails the transfer and posting of 27 judicial officers across the state.
As per a notification issued by the court, Anil Kumar Bishnoi, Additional District and Sessions Judge and Presiding Officer, Industrial Tribunal-cum-Labour Court-I, Faridabad, has been designated as District and Sessions Judge. He will continue to be posted at Faridabad.
Alka Malik, posted as Special Judge, CBI Court, Chandigarh, has been recalled from deputation and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Hisar, against a vacant post.
Jagjit Singh, Principal Judge, Family Court, Jagadhri, has been designated as District and Sessions Judge, Sonepat. Ajay Prashar, presently serving at the Fast Track Special Court under the POCSO Act at Bhiwani, has been designated as District and Sessions Judge, Kaithal.
Jagdeep Singh, Additional District and Sessions Judge, Gurugram, has been posted to Panchkula as District and Sessions Judge, Member Secretary, Haryana State Legal Services Authority, on deputation. Dr Gagandeep Kaur Singh, Principal Judge, Family Court, Karnal, is now District and Sessions Judge, Karnal while Dr Sushil Kumar Garg, Additional District and Sessions Judge, Karnal, has been posted as District and Sessions Judge, Nuh.
Poonam Suneja, Principal Judge, Family Court, Hisar, has been designated as District and Sessions Judge, Jind. Raj Gupta, serving as Additional District and Sessions Judge at the Fast Track Special Court under the POCSO Act, Rohtak, has been designated as District and Sessions Judge, Palwal.
The order further records that the Fast Track Special Courts to try offences exclusively under the POCSO Act at Panchkula, Faridabad and Gurugram have been established following directions issued by the Supreme Court in a suo motu writ petition.
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