India Centre sits on names of 2 advocates SC collegium cleared for Madras HC

 The Center has gotten four free from the six names of backers suggested by the Supreme Court collegium in February for arrangement as judges of the Madras High Court, The Sunday Express has learnt.



On February 16 this year, the collegium headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana had suggested Nidumolu Mala, Sunder Mohan, Kabali Kumaresh Babu, S. Sounthar, Abdul Ghani Abdul Hameed, and R. John Sathyan for arrangement as High Court judges. These names had been sent by the Madras High Court collegium to the zenith court collegium in 2021.


In March 2022, the Law Ministry supported just two: Mala and Sounthar. The Sunday Express has discovered that the Center since has cleared two additional names, Babu and Mohan. Nonetheless, the proposal of Hameed and Sathyan are supposed to be forthcoming.


"The Government has a few complaints with the two names. They have not been sent back formally yet they stay forthcoming," sources said. The collegium to select adjudicators of the High Court comprises of the Chief Justice of India, Justices UU Lalit and Justice A M Khanwilkar.


Sources told The Indian Express that the state government and consultee judges — decided in the Supreme Court who are from the Madras High Court or have served in that High Court — had gotten the names free from Hameed and Sathyan with "great audits."


Hameed is a Chennai-based backer and heads AAV Partners, a law office. He has recently been a lesser to senior backer Nalini Chidambaram. Satyan is a main criminal legal counselor in Chennai He has a Master's certificate in Zoology and concentrated on regulation from the Madras Law College in 1997.


Sources said that in any event, during 2016-2017, Sathyan was considered for height. The Madras HC has an endorsed strength of 75 appointed authorities. Presently, it has 60 adjudicators.

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