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Home | Telangana | Notary Appointments Kothagudem Advocates Urge Bjps Ramchander Rao To Resolve Pending Issues

Notary appointments: Kothagudem advocates urge BJP’s Ramchander Rao to resolve pending issues

In Kothagudem, the Indian Legal Professionals Association (ILPA) district committee submitted a petition to BJP State President N. Ramchander Rao, urging him to expedite the long-pending appointments of 1,900 advocates as notaries.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 30 July 2025, 08:35 PM
Notary appointments: Kothagudem advocates urge BJP’s Ramchander Rao to resolve pending issues
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Kothagudem: Indian Legal Professionals Association (ILPA) district committee has appealed to BJP State president N Ramchander Rao to make efforts to expedite appointment of notaries.

The ILPA district convener, Janapareddy Gopikrishna, and others submitted a petition to him in this regard here on Wednesday.

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Gopikrishna said that as many as 1,900 advocates who applied as notaries in Telangana through the notary notification issued by the Central government in 2021 have been waiting for their appointments for the past four years. He also urged for a fresh notification to appoint eligible advocates as notaries by discussing the matter with officials from the Central Law Department.

Ramchander Rao, a senior advocate at the Telangana High Court, and a member of the Bar Council of India, participated in an interactive programme organised under the aegis of District Bar Association president Lakkineni Satyanarayana at the association’s Library Hall.

Satyanarayana and others submitted a petition seeking resolution of various issues faced by lawyers. The demands included the establishment of SC/ST court, family and labour courts in Kothagudem district, issuing of health cards to lawyers registered after 2019, and an increase in insurance coverage from Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 5 lakh.

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