Former judge Chavan resigns from Maharashtra UCC panel
Justice R. C. Chavan, a former high court judge, resigned from Maharashtra’s panel on the Uniform Civil Code on September 19, The Hindu reports. The supplied material gives no reason for his departure and provides no details about the panel’s membership, mandate or work.
Justice R. C. Chavan, a former high court judge, has resigned from Maharashtra’s Uniform Civil Code panel, according to The Hindu.
Chavan’s resignation took effect on September 19. The supplied report does not provide a reason for his decision or say whether he issued a public statement about the departure. The available material also does not identify the panel’s other members, describe its current work or outline the timetable for any recommendations.
It therefore gives no indication of how Chavan’s resignation might affect the panel’s activities. The report identifies Chavan’s previous judicial position but supplies no further information about his role on the panel. It does not say when he joined, what responsibilities he held or whether a replacement has been appointed.
The resignation is the only development described in the material provided by The Hindu. No response from the Maharashtra government or the panel is included.
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