New Delhi: The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended five judicial officers for appointment as judges of the Madhya Pradesh High Court. The recommendation was approved during a Collegium meeting held on October 30, 2026.
The five officers are Renuka Kanchan, Krishnamurty Mishra, Virendra Singh Rajput, Mamta Jain and Ashita Shrivastava. The proposal is an important development in the judicial appointment process in Madhya Pradesh.
Madhya Pradesh High Court Judge Appointment: Supreme Court Collegium Approves Five Names
According to the official statement released by the Supreme Court of India, the Collegium approved the proposal to appoint five judicial officers as judges of the Madhya Pradesh High Court. The decision was taken at a meeting held on October 30, 2026.
The five judicial officers recommended for appointment are:
- Smt. Renuka Kanchan
- Shri Krishnamurty Mishra
- Shri Virendra Singh Rajput
- Smt. Mamta Jain
- Smt. Ashita Shrivastava
The recommendation covers judicial officers who have been selected for elevation to the High Court.
What Is The Role Of The Supreme Court Collegium
The Supreme Court Collegium is a system responsible for recommending appointments and transfers of judges in India’s higher judiciary.
For High Court appointments, the process involves consultation and consideration by the relevant constitutional authorities. The Collegium examines the names of suitable candidates before sending its recommendations for further action.
FAQs
The five recommended judicial officers are Renuka Kanchan, Krishnamurty Mishra, Virendra Singh Rajput, Mamta Jain and Ashita Shrivastava.
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended five judicial officers for appointment as judges of the Madhya Pradesh High Court. The decision was taken on October 30, 2026.
No. The Collegium has recommended their appointments, but the formal appointment process must be completed before they officially assume office as High Court judges.
