Judges on leave rohini court

Delhi High Court Chief Justice G Rohini took a “serious view” of judges visiting foreign countries for various reasons by availing leave. DELHI judges often deal with applications by accused to let them go abroad. So there was a certain irony in the circular they were handed last week, asking all the judges in Delhi district courts not to go abroad even if they were on official leave. After Delhi High Court Chief Justice G Rohini took a “serious view” of judges visiting foreign countries for various reasons by availing leave, the High Court Registrar General has issued a first-of-its kind circular that curbs the movements of over 300 judges in Delhi. “I am directed to say that it has been observed that the judicial officers are requesting for grant of permission for making foreign visits by availing leave during court working days. Hon’ble Chief Justice has taken a serious view of the matter and has been pleased to order that in future there shall not be any foreign visit during working days,” stated the circular issued on August 3. It has instructed all the judges-in-charge in “I am, therefore, to request you to kindly bring the above directions of Hon’ble the Chief Justice to the notice of all judicial officers under your respective control, for strict compliance,” read the circular that reached the judges last Saturday. Asked about the circular, former Delhi High Court judge Justice R S Sodhi told Justice Sodhi added that there were service conditions that bound these j...

DISTRICT JUDGE /ADDITIONAL SESSION JUDGE AT ROHINI COURTS S.NO NAME OF JUDICIAL OFFICER JURISDICTION ROOM NO. DISTRICT WISE 1. SH. S. K. SARVARIA DISTRICT JUDGE& ASJ / JUDGE I/C, NORTH-WEST DISTRICT 404 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 2. SH. R.P. PANDEY CBI 401 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 3. DR. KAMINI LAU SC/ST 409 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 4. SH. YASHWANT KUMAR TADA/POTA/MACOCA 304 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 5. MS. ILLA RAWAT SESSION CASES 307 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 6. SH. PARVEEN KUMAR PC ACT , CBI 305 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 7. SH. SANJEEV KUMAR SESSIONS CASES 201 OUTER DISTRICT 8. SH. RAJNISH BHATNAGAR SESSIONS CASES 202 OUTER DISTRICT 9. SH. RAKESH TIWARI SESSIONS CASES 312 OUTER DISTRICT 10. SH. MAHESH CHANDER GUPTA SESSIONS CASES 204 OUTER DISTRICT 11. SH. RAJ KUMAR CHOUHAN ELECTRICITY COURT 308 OUTER DISTRICT 12. SH. UMED SINGH NDPS ACT 207 OUTER DISTRICT 13. SH. RAMESH KUMAR -I NDPS ACT 318 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 14. SH. VIRENDER KR. GOYAL FAST TRACK COURT 302 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 15. SH. VINOD KUMAR PC ACT 406 NORTH WEST DISTRICT ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE AT ROHINI COURTS S.NO NAME OF JUDICIAL OFFICER JURISDICTION ROOM NO. DISTRICT WISE 1. SH. SUDHIR KUMAR JAIN LAC & ALL EXISTING WORK OF CIVIL CASES 314 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 2. SH. SUNIL RANA ALL EXISTING WORK OF CIVIL NATURE ANF GUARDIANSHIP, PROBATE & IPR MATTER 317 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 3. SH. M.K. GUPTA SUITS & APPEAL 301 NORTH WEST DISTRICT 4. MS. SUKHVINDER KAUR SUITS & APPEAL 311 NORTH WEST DISTRICT CIVIL JUDGE AND RENT CONTROLLER AT ROHINI COURTS S.NO...

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September 29, 2017 Similar Notices are being sent for an explanation to district judges of other Five Court Complexes in Delhi. 24 Judges of Rohini District Court complex have been asked to explain why they failed to start Court proceedings on time at 10 am on 31st August. In a letter dispatched by the Rohini District Courts cater to 2 judicial districts of the city, namely north & northeast & have a total of 63 judges as per the Court website. On the day of the inspection, 2 judges were stated to be on leave, as per the preliminary findings of “Pursuant to the inspection conducted by Hon'ble Judges at the 6 district courts on 31st August, the Acting Chief Justice has been pleased to issue directions to call for explanation from the Judges who didn't commence Court sittings at 10 am on 31st August at the time of the inspection by the Honorable judges of the High Court," the missive sent by HC administration says, asking for a response from the district judges. It's learnt that similar letters enlisting names of Judges found sitting late across remaining 5 District Courts has been prepared & is being sent for an explanation to District Judges of each Court Complex. In a surprise move, 6 senior-most judges of While Justice Gita Mittal visited Patiala House Courts, Justice Ravindra Bhat visited Tis Hazari courts, Justice Sanjiv Khanna went to Rohini District Courts, Justice G.S. Sistani went to Karkardooma District Courts, Justice S Muralidhar to Saket District Courts and Jus...