Plea in SC challenges Manan Kumar Mishra's decade-long tenure as BCI Chairman, seeks removal
New Delhi, Aug. 22 -- A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the continuation of senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra as Chairman of the Bar Council of India (BCI), alleging that his tenure has continued for more than a decade in violation of the governing rules.
The petition, filed by advocate Yogamaya MG, questioned the legality of Mishra's uninterrupted tenure and contended that Rule 12(2) of the BCI Rules prescribes a two-year limit for the Chairman's term.
The petitioner has also challenged an April 2025 gazette notification that purportedly extends Mishra's tenure until 2030, arguing that such an extension is inconsistent with the statutory framework governing the BCI.
The plea filed through advocate Deepak Prak...
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