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Karnataka High Court gets three new judges sworn in by Governor
The Karnataka High Court expanded its bench with the swearing-in of three new judges. The additions include Justices Usharani, Kuruba Shanthappa Bharath Kumar, and Nerale Veerabhadraiah Bhavani.
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Three new judges were sworn into the Karnataka High Court in a ceremony presided over by the state Governor. The judicial appointments mark an expansion of the bench strength in the southern state's superior court.
The three appointees are Justice Usharani, Justice Kuruba Shanthappa Bharath Kumar, and Justice Nerale Veerabhadraiah Bhavani. Their induction follows the established procedures for judicial appointments in India's subordinate high courts.
The expansion of the Karnataka High Court bench comes as the judiciary continues to address the substantial case backlogs affecting the state's legal system. The addition of judicial officers is expected to support the court's efforts in expediting case disposal and enhancing access to justice.
The Karnataka High Court, one of India's prominent high courts, handles both original and appellate jurisdictions across the state. The new judges will contribute to strengthening the judicial capacity in the region.