Anand, Shubhra appointed CBI special prosecutors in Punjab and Haryana High Court

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Chandigarh, July 14

Rajeev Anand and Shubhra Singh, both practising advocates, have been appointed Special Public Prosecutors, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to conduct Delhi Special Police Establishment cases and CBI cases before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.

Their appointment, which was ordered by the Department of Personnel and Training, is for a period of three years.

Anand is a former BSF officer and is also the Additional Public Prosecutor for Chandigarh and Additional Government Pleader (Senior Panel) with Chandigarh Administration in the High Court.

Shubhra Singh is presently serving as Additional Advocate General with the Government of Haryana.

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