SC Registrar Quits After One Year in Office
Supreme Court Registrar Muhammad Salim Khan has resigned from his position after almost one year of service, citing personal reasons.
According to an SC notification, Salim Khan had gone on leave from September 16 to October 30 for private reasons, after which he tendered his resignation.
- Salim Khan, a 67-year-old retired civil servant, had assumed charge as Supreme Court registrar on November 5 last year.
- He was appointed for a three-year term.
Going on 45 days' leave suddenly and now tendering resignation reflects that things were not going well
Reports suggest that some Supreme Court judges were unhappy with Salim Khan, which may have contributed to his resignation.
Author's summary: SC registrar resigns after one year.
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