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Newly promoted Sessions Judges adjusted 12/9/2013 11:00:52 PM EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, Dec 9 : The Registrar General Suresh Sharma of J&K High Court on the directions of Chief Justice and others judges of the State High Court effected a minor reshuffle by issuing the adjustment order of newly promoted District & Sessions Judges. According to the order No 685 of December 9, 2013, Sobha Ram Gandhi presently CJM Jammu on his promotion as District & Sessions Judge has been transferred as Additional District & Sessions Judge Srinagar, Sikender Azam Sub Judge Baramulla on his promotion as District & Sessions Judge has been transferred as Additional District & Sessions Judge, TADA/POTA Srinagar. Parvez Hussain Kachroo CJM Ganderbal on his promotion as District & Sessions Judge has been transferred as 2nd Additional District & Sessions Judge Srinagar, Kalpana Revo CJM Reasi on her promotion as District & Sessions Judge has been transferred as Additional District & Sessions Judge Udhampur, Shazia Tabassum presently 2nd Additional District & Sessions Judge Srinagar has been transferred and posted as 4th Additional District & Sessions Judge Srinagar. JNF   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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