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Judicial researchers hold significant importance, Delhi High Court calls for the State's reply concerning a petition aiming to enforce salary increase.

Ruling in 2023, the High Court upped the monthly wage for legal researchers to ₹80,000. The enactment of this decision by the government remains pending.

Judicial researchers significantly influence the judicial system: Delhi High Court demands the...
Judicial researchers significantly influence the judicial system: Delhi High Court demands the State's reaction regarding the implementation of a wage increase following a petition.

Judicial researchers hold significant importance, Delhi High Court calls for the State's reply concerning a petition aiming to enforce salary increase.

In a significant development, the Delhi High Court has sought a response from the Delhi government regarding a plea filed by thirteen legal researchers seeking an increase in their monthly remuneration. The case, named Rushant Malhotra & Ors Vs The Government of NCT of Delhi & Ors, is being heard by Justice Navin Chawla.

The plea, which was filed in the Delhi High Court, is regarding the implementation of a decision made in 2023. The legal researchers, who are attached to the offices of High Court judges between 2018 and 2025, are seeking the implementation of this decision to increase their monthly remuneration.

The plea, initially filed seeking the implementation of the 2023 decision, now stands as a battle for a fair and just increase in their salaries. The matter is scheduled for the next hearing on August 21, 2025.

The legal researchers argue that the delayed payment of salaries and the failure to implement the 2023 decision has caused them financial hardship. The plea involves the Government of NCT of Delhi and others, as parties against whom the legal action is being taken.

As of the latest update on July 9, 2025, the Delhi High Court has asked for a reply from the Delhi government on this matter. The case, however, has not yet reached a final decision, and the public awaits the court's ruling on this important issue.

The legal researchers' plea is a significant reminder of the crucial role they play in the judicial system and the need for their remuneration to reflect their contributions. The outcome of this case could set a precedent for the remuneration of legal researchers across the country.

The legal researchers' plea, initially filed under policy-and-legislation regarding the implementation of a decision made in 2023, is now a topic of politics as it seeks a fair increase in their salaries. This case, named Rushant Malhotra & Ors Vs The Government of NCT of Delhi & Ors, is being heard in the Delhi High Court and is scheduled for the next hearing on August 21, 2025. The general news is abuzz with updates on this matter, as the outcome could potentially shape remuneration policies for legal researchers across the country.

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