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Home » Resignation of Madras HC Chief Justice accepted by govt

Resignation of Madras HC Chief Justice accepted by govt

PTIBy PTISeptember 21, 2019No Comments
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New Delhi, Sept: The resignation of Madras High Court Chief Justice V K Tahilramani has been accepted, according to a government notification.

Her resignation has been accepted with effect from 6 September, it said.

She had resigned after the Supreme Court collegium declined her request for reconsideration of transfer to Meghalaya.

Justice V Kothari has been appointed as the acting chief justice of the Madras High Court, another notification said.

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