The petition filed by Supreme Court docket lawyer Yogamaya MG has challenged the uninterrupted continuation of Mishra as BCI Chairman, arguing that BCI Rule 12(2) caps the chairman’s tenure at two years and that the April 2025 gazette notification extending his time period to 2030 is opposite to regulation.
The petition has sought Mishra’s removing together with a contemporary, court-supervised election, a cumulative time period restrict and rotation mechanism for the workplace.
Pertinently, the petitioner has additionally sought an unbiased probe into the BCI Belief “PEARL-FIRST” and All India Bar Examination funds.
The plea has additional prayed for an interim path to arrange an unbiased administrative committee to run BCI’s features if the Court docket orders Mishra’s removing.
The petition has been filed via advocate Deepak Prakash.
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