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Justice Vishishtha Bhargava
A distinguished figure in the Indian judiciary, Justice Vishishtha Bhargava served with distinction on the Supreme Court of India, following a notable tenure at the Allahabad High Court.
Judicial Profile at a Glance
- Full Name: Vishishtha Bhargava
- Born: February 5, 1906
- Education: University of Allahabad (M.Sc.)
- Married: 1925, Vishu Kumari Bhargava
- Joint Magistrate: 1930-35
- Civil and Sessions Judge: 1936-37
- District and Sessions Judge: 1937-47
- Additional Commissioner for Food and Civil Supplies, U.P. Government: 1947-48
- Legal Remembrancer and Judicial Secretary: 1948-49
- Puisne Judge, High Court, Allahabad: 1949 – February, 1966
- Chief Justice, High Court, Allahabad: February 1966 – July 1966
- Judge, Supreme Court: August 8, 1966
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Justice Bhargava's extensive career included roles as Joint Magistrate, Civil and Sessions Judge, and District and Sessions Judge before his appointment to the Allahabad High Court. He also served in administrative capacities for the U.P. Government. His journey culminated with his appointment to the Supreme Court on August 8, 1966, marking the pinnacle of a career dedicated to law and justice.
