Patna
Pavankumar Bhimappa Bajanthri formally assumed charge as the Chief Justice of the Patna High Court on Sunday, following an oath-taking ceremony held at the Raj Bhavan. The oath was administered by Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan in the presence of key state leaders and dignitaries.
The swearing-in function witnessed the attendance of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, and several senior officials from the judiciary and state administration. The event marked an important moment for the Patna High Court, which plays a pivotal role in ensuring justice delivery in the state.
A formal notification regarding Bajanthri’s appointment was issued by the Union Ministry of Law and Justice on Saturday, paving the way for his elevation to the top judicial post in Bihar. His appointment is expected to strengthen the functioning of the High Court and bring further impetus to judicial reforms in the state.
With Justice Bajanthri taking charge, legal experts anticipate that his leadership will focus on enhancing efficiency in the court system and addressing pending cases. His tenure will be closely watched for steps aimed at improving transparency, accessibility, and timely justice delivery in Bihar’s judicial framework.
