Centre appoints 30 judges across Calcutta, MP, Karnataka and Madras high courts
The Union Law Ministry on Saturday notified the appointment of 30 new judges across four high courts in India. Madras High Court received the highest share with 15 appointments, followed by Calcutta with 8 and Karnataka with 6. The appointees include both judicial officers and advocates, with the majority elevated as additional judges. The move comes amid a mounting backlog of over 60 lakh cases pending across India's 25 high courts. The law minister has previously attributed the high number of judicial vacancies to delays in the collegium recommendation process.
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