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J S Kehar sworn-in as New Chief Justice of Karnakata

  •   Sun, Aug 08 2010 06:19:13 PM

J S Kehar sworn-in as new chief justice of Karnakata

Bangalore, Aug 8, (PTI): Justice J S Kehar was today sworn in as the new Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court at a brief ceremony at Raj Bhavan today.





Kehar, who was the Chief Justice of Uttaranchal High Court earlier, was administered the oath of office and secrecy by governor H R Bhardwaj.

The swearing-in ceremony was attended among others by Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, Law Minister Suresh Kumar and Lokayukta Santosh Hegde. Kehar took over as the Chief Justice from P D Dinakaran, who has been transferred to Sikkim.
  

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  • anjali bhargava, nainital uttarakhand

    Sun, Aug 15 2010

    justice kehar dispence justice with radiant positive energy contagious happyiness that touches every heart we feel blessed to have such chief justice in our high court of uttrakhand.i am thinking how much light and sparkle justice kehar smile dispence wherever he goes,how his sunny smile lights up any gathering.

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  • donald, Toronto

    Sun, Aug 08 2010

    Thank GOD Dinakaran is out of Karnataka,They should have transfered him to Kashmere.

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