Centre elevates three Chief Justices to Supreme Court
- Posted on October 5, 2026
- By The Hindu
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In brief
India's central government has announced a significant judicial expansion by appointing three distinguished Chief Justices from prominent High Courts to the Supreme Court. The appointees, previously leading the judicial systems of Gujarat, Delhi, and Telangana, will strengthen the apex court's bench capacity to 37 judges. This strategic elevation reflects the government's commitment to enhancing judicial efficiency and addressing the substantial backlog of pending cases across India's legal system.
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Centre elevates three Chief Justices to Supreme Court
Centre elevates three Chief Justices from Gujarat, Delhi, and Telangana High Courts to the Supreme Court, boosting strength to 37.
