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Delhi High Court Strengthens Bench With 7 New Judge Appointments

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The Delhi High Court has received seven new judges as part of a broader judicial appointment drive. The appointments are among a total of 14 judges designated across four different high courts in India. The move is aimed at addressing vacancies and strengthening judicial capacity in these courts. Such appointments are typically made by the President of India on the recommendation of the Supreme Court collegium.

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