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When the 2nd National Judicial Pay Commission submitted its report it was quite clear that the recommendations of 2nd judicial pay commission regarding pay structure, pension and allowances are going to be beneficial to the judges of the district judiciary by making them financially strong. At the same time the recommendations are going to make a sea change in conferment of ACP and selection grade and super time scale to the judges. Hon’ble Commission has taken into consideration the issue of increasing remuneration even of Special Judicial Magistrates. Since 1996 we are governed by master pay scale and are in habit of considering pay within the compass of master pay scale progressing from one stage to other stage. The system was changed for the government employees after implementation of 6th pay commission. All India Judges Association then requested J. Padmanabhan committee to make similar changes however it refused to accept arguments of the All India Judges Association for increment at the rate of 3% on the pretext that the committee was directed to fix the pay as per the recommendations of 1st National Judicial Pay Commission. This has caused perpetual loss to the judges and therefore, after implementation of recommendations of J. Padmanabhan committee in the year 2013, the All India Judges Association planned to file a Writ to get a full- fledged pay commission. The result of the steps taken by All India Judges Association are apparent with the benefits flowing from the recommendations of 2nd National judicial pay commission.



Justice Rajendra Prasad (BIH-P)

President

He was judge of Patna High Court. He is known for his straight forward views and dedication for the welfare of Judicial fraternity.

V.N. Shah(Gujrat)

Working President

He was part of Gujarat District Judiciary. He was associated with All India Judges Association since its foundation.

Dr. Ajay Nathani (MAH)

General Secretary

He is leading the Association from the front. He has worked as President Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Mumbai, Principal Government Law College, Mumbai and other coveted Judicial posts. He has actively represented the Association before Justice Padmanabhan Committee and Second National Judicial Pay Commission.

V.P.Singh (UP-P)

General Secretary

He was part of U.P. District Judiciary. Presently, working as member NCLAT. He was actively associated with U.P. Judges Association and was President of State Association.

R.D. Singh (UP)

Treasurer

Actively associated with Association since more than a decade. He also represented the Association before Justice Padmanabhan Committee and 2nd NJPC. Presently, working at Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Mathura.

Shri Navin Kashyap

Joint Secretary

Very active office bearer of the Association. Functions as a bridge between senior and junior member of the Association. Actively represent the Association at all forums at Delhi.

Devender Kumar Jangala

Executive Members

Additional District and Sessions Judge, Delhi. Delhi Higher Judicial Service. Joined Delhi Judicial Service in year 2003. Served Delhi Judicial Service Association as Honorary General Secretary for four years. Zonal secretary of All India Judges Association.

Abdul Rashid Malik

Executive Members

Abdul Rashid Malik is a Principal District & Sessions Judge from Jammu & Kashmir. He has 26 years of experience as a Judge. He has been representing Jammu & Kashmir Judicial Officers Association since 2008 and is also closely associated to the All india Judges Association since then.

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On Friday, the Chief Justice of India NV Ramana spoke at an event organized to celebrate the 72nd Constitution Day in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Law Minister Kiren Rijiju and other judges of the Supreme Court. Here's the Full Text of his Speech "WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA", gifted ourselves the Constitution 72 years ago, to run our Republic as a liberal constitutional democracy. After intense and illuminating debates spread over nearly three years, the Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution on this day in the year 1949. This is an occasion to recall the sacrifices made by countless patriots in India's freedom struggle. I feel privileged and honored to stand here and pay tribute to the freedom fighters who liberated us from colonial bondage. The struggle for freedom was aimed at emancipation, not merely political - but social and economic as well. I bow to the memory of the members of the Constituent Assembly who selflessly worked day and night to present to the world one of the most modern, progressive, and scientific documents of the 20th century. I am proud that most of those who contributed to the framing of our Constitution belonged to the legal fraternity. They were also in the forefront of the freedom struggle.

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