SHC’s three additional judges made permanent
By our correspondents
June 25, 2017
Three additional judges of the Sindh High Court (SHC) have taken an oath as regular judges.
SHC Chief Justice Ahmed Ali M Shaikh administered the oath of office to the three judges at a simple ceremony held at the high court on Saturday.
The judges who have been made permanent are Justice Rasheed Ahmed Soomro, Justice Arshad Hussain Khan and Justice Muhammad Saleem Jessar.
The oath-taking ceremony was attended by judges of the high court, Advocate General Sindh Zameer Ghumro and office-bearers of the Sindh High Court Bar Association and other members of legal fraternity.
With the induction of the three new judges, the number of permanent justices in the high court has increased to 30.
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