Highlights:- Election of JK High Court Bar association jammu
The Jammu & Kashmir High Court Bar Association (JKHCBAJ) is preparing for a significant event—its much-anticipated elections, scheduled for December 7, 2024. The final date for filing nominations was November 9, 2024, and 18 members of the Bar have officially thrown their hats in the ring for various posts. With a total of five key positions up for grabs, the excitement is mounting as candidates compete to lead the association into its next phase.
Key Posts and Candidates
The JKHCBAJ election is centered around five principal posts:-
1. President
2. Vice President
3. General Secretary
4. Joint Secretary
5. Treasurer
The competition for each of these roles is intense, with candidates campaigning vigorously to win the confidence of the Bar members.
1. President
The role of President has attracted the most competition, with five seasoned candidates in the running:
1. Nirmal Kotwal
2. Abhinav Sharma
3. Rohit Sharma
4. Bhavshya Sudan
5. Pawan Kundal
The race took an unexpected turn when Abhinav Sharma, a seasoned candidate, submitted his nomination on the last filing day, adding an element of surprise. Sharma, who has a track record of success, previously held the President’s position in 2015 and 2019. His sudden entry has certainly heightened the competition. Another familiar face in the presidential race is Nirmal Kotwal, who has previously contested elections in 2019 and 2022.
Contenders for Vice President
For the post of Vice President, three candidates are running:
Baldev Singh
Deepika Mahajan
Ashwani Banotra
This competition is shaping up to be a tight race, with each candidate presenting their vision for the Bar's futures
Battle for General Secretary
The position of General Secretary has attracted four candidates:
Arjun Singh Pathania
Pardeep Majotra
Himanshu Sharma
Ahtsham Hussain Bhat
Joint Secretary and Treasurer Candidates
Two individuals are contesting the Joint Secretary post:
Anshu Mahajan
Rahul Sharma
Meanwhile, the race for Treasurer includes three candidates:
Rahul Aggarwal
Atul Sharma
Jameel Chaudhary
Competition
Presidency
The presidential race will likely be a tough competition between Abhinav Sharma and Nirmal Kotwal, both of whom have a history with the Bar Association. Abhinav Sharma’s track record as a former President gives him a solid advantage, while Nirmal Kotwal's continued involvement in past elections offers a sense of continuity. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma with a strong reputation among Bar members, remains a significant contender who can't be overlooked.
Vice Presidency
For the Vice President position, Baldev Singh and Deepika Mahajan are the key candidates. Baldev Singh is considered a frontrunner, leading the pack and viewed as the toughest candidate to beat. Deepika Mahajan is also in strong contention, making this a closely watched race.
General Secretary
The competition for General Secretary sees Arjun Singh Pathania emerging as the leading candidate, but he faces formidable opponents Himanshu Sharma and Pardeep Majotra Both Himanshu and Pardeep have strong connections within the Bar, making them noteworthy contenders.
Joint Secretary
The race for Joint Secretary is extremely close, with both Anshu Mahajan and Rahul Sharma working tirelessly to secure the position. It’s a contest that could go either way as both candidates put in significant effort.
Treasurer
For the Treasurer role, Rahul Aggarwal stands out as the top contender, known for his dedication and hard work throughout the campaign. But Atul Sharma and Jameel Chaudhary are also working tirelessly for the win.
No Withdrawals from the Race
The final date for withdrawing candidacies was November 14, 2024, but not a single candidate opted to step back, signaling a highly competitive election ahead. This all-or-nothing approach by the candidates underscores their commitment to the campaign and their desire to serve the Bar community.
Thankyou for reading.
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Stay tuned for updates and detailed analysis as the election unfolds—this could be one of the most pivotal Bar Association elections in recent years.
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