Three city judges promoted as ADJ

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Apr 24, 2025 IST

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The High Court of Punjab and Haryana has promoted three Judges posted in the city to the post of Additional District and Sessions Judge (ADJ) and posted them in the city itself.

Preeti Sukhija, Civil Judge (Sr Division), Ludhiana, Harvinder Singh, CJM-cum-Secretary-District Legal Services Authority, Ludhiana, and Radhika Puri, CJM, Ludhiana, are promoted. The list of new officials in place of these officers is awaited.

Meanwhile, Harpreet Kaur, Civil Judge, Senior Divison, Mohali, has been promoted as the ADJ and posted at Ludhiana. The OSD, Vigilance, Punjab, Ranjeev Vashisht, has been transferred to Ludhiana as the ADJ.

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