The Supreme Court of India File Photo
India

Punjab Appoints five lawyers as Additional Advocates General in Supreme Court

Their engagement as AAGs for the Punjab government is on a one-year contractual basis.

Suchitra Kalyan Mohanty

The Punjab government has appointed five lawyers as Additional Advocates General (AAGs) to represent the state in cases before the Supreme Court of India, as revealed by a notification from the Punjab government dated February 10, accessed by TNIE.

The five advocates who have been appointed are:

Gaurav Dhama

Rajat Bhardwaj

Rajesh Mahajan

Sandeep Bajaj

Shadan Farasat

Their engagement as AAGs for the Punjab government is on a one-year contractual basis.

‘Everything is available in shops’: SC flags open sale of firecrackers in Delhi, asks Centre to ensure compliance

Indian seafarer killed as aerial object strikes cargo vessel off Oman coast, 13 rescued

‘Need a Navy that can fight, sustain and adapt without external dependencies’: Admiral Krishna Swaminathan

US midterm elections 2026: What's at stake and why the results matter

India, Israel vote against UN draft on regional arms control, New Delhi cites cross-border security concerns