Bar office-bearers take charge

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Updated At : 04:49 AM Mar 13, 2025 IST

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The newly elected office-bearers of the District Bar Association took charge today. During this, the previous Bar handed over the charge to the new members.

President advocate PS Ghuman and general secretary advocate Navjinder Singh Bedi thanked the previous Bar and congratulated everyone on assuming charge. He said the dignity of the District Bar will be maintained and work done on a priority basis to resolve the problems of the lawyer fraternity.

Former president advocate Ranjit Kumar, vice-president Vikram Singh, treasurer Khushboo Mishra, executive members Rajvinder Bahl, Nakul Dev and Azad Ali Ansari, and Sanjeev Bhardwaj, Suhas Ranjan Dheer, Manik, Harpreet Singh, Gaurav Kumar, Harpreet Singh Jhawar, Rajinder Kumar, Narsingh Dadwal and others were present.

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