Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhara Rao on Friday said that the government had sanctioned 1,730 posts for establishing new courts in the backdrop of reconstitution of erstwhile 10 districts creating 33 new districts.
Speaking at the inaugural session of the Telangana State Judicial Officers Conference-2022, the CM said so far the government had sanctioned 4,348 new posts in different wings to strengthen the judiciary at different levels in the State. This included additional posts created for the supporting staff and benches in the HC following the strengthing of Telangana High Court judges from 24 to 42.
Thanking Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana for sanctioning new judges to the HC, Mr. Rao said he was ready to strengthen the judiciary in the State by all means and hoped soon it would become an example for the entire country. Stating that “Telangana is making rapid strides in industrial, IT and agricultural sectors along with record level per capita income,” the CM hoped even the judiciary in the State would become a role model for others in the country.
