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Chief Justice pays obeisance at Chamunda Devi temple

The Chief Justice of the High Court of Himachal Pradesh, Justice Rajiv Shakdher, today paid obeisance at Mata Chamunda Devi temple and later at the Shiv Temple in Baijnath of Kangra district. Justice Shakdhar had taken over as the Chief...

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Dharamsala, Updated At : 07:34 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST

Chief Justice Rajiv Shakdher offers prayers at Shri Chamunda Nandi Keshav Dham on Friday.

The Chief Justice of the High Court of Himachal Pradesh, Justice Rajiv Shakdher, today paid obeisance at Mata Chamunda Devi temple and later at the Shiv Temple in Baijnath of Kangra district. Justice Shakdhar had taken over as the Chief Justice of the Himachal High Court on September 21. He would have a short tenure as Chief Justice as he was due to retire on October 18.

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