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Aggrieved judges hit the street in protest in Hyderabad

| | Jun 27, 2016, at 07:12 pm
Hyderabad, June 27 (IBNS) In a rare occurrence, More than 100 Judges from Telangana on Monday took to the street in Hyderabad protesting against the decision of options being given to judges of Andhra Pradesh origin reports said.

The judges, under the banner of  Telengana Judges Association,  first assembled at the Gun Park and then marched towards Raj Bhavan to submit their resignations to the Governor.

Earlier,  around 125 judicial officers of Telangana also gave their resignations to the Telangana Judges Association president.

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