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Justice Abdul Nazeer, part of Ayodhya and demonitsation verdicts, appointed as Andhra Governor

 

Justice Abdul Nazeer has been appointed as the Governor of Andhra Pradesh, a month after retiring from the Supreme Court. He was the lone minority judge inside the bench which gave the judgement in Ayodhya case and paved the manner for the development of Ram temple.


The Ram Jannabhoomi temple- Babri Masjid changed into a protracted-drawn dispute between the two groups which the Supreme Court sooner or later decided on November nine, 2019.


Justice S. Abdul Nazeer became one of the five-member Supreme Court Bench that gave the final verdict. He retired in January.


Justice Nazeer led the Constitution Bench that had upheld the 2016 demonetisation method. He had additionally declared that there was no want to impose additional restrictions on the unfastened speech right of Ministers, MPs, MLAs and leaders.


Born on January 5, 1958, at Beluvai in Karnataka Dakshina Kannada district, Justice Nazeer enrolled as an recommend on February 18, 1983, after finishing his LLB degree from the SDM Law College, Mangaluru.


He practiced before the Karnataka High Court and was appointed as its Additional Judge on May 12, 2003. He became a permanent judge on September 24, 2004 and became accelerated to the Supreme Court on February 17, 2017.


Justice Nazeer changed into part of several landmark constitution bench selections, which blanketed triple talaq, proper to privacy, Ayodhya case, and recently at the Centre's 2016 decision on demonetisation, and loose speech of lawmakers.


Earlier, Justice Nazeer said that the situation within the Indian judiciary these days is not as grim because it was once, although a incorrect affect is conveyed due to misinformation.

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