The Gauhati High Court has expanded its bench with the recent appointment of two additional judges, as announced by the Central government today. This development follows the recommendation made by the Supreme Court Collegium on August 18.
Advocate Nchumbemo Mozhui and Judicial Officer Helen Dawngliani have been selected to join the esteemed ranks of the Gauhati High Court as additional judges. Their appointments were officially confirmed through a government notification issued today, marking a significant enhancement in the court’s judicial capacity.
The Gauhati High Court, which currently operates with 24 judges, stands to benefit from this increase in judiciary strength, as the approved number of judges is 30. The inclusion of Advocate Mozhui and Judicial Officer Dawngliani is a pivotal step towards addressing the pending cases and enhancing the efficiency of the legal process in the region.
These appointments underscore the commitment of the judicial system to uphold and reinforce the rule of law through strategic enhancements in judicial capacity. As the newly appointed judges assume their roles, they bring with them a wealth of experience and expertise, promising to contribute positively to the judicial landscape of the Gauhati High Court.
