Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court Stays Disqualification of Bachchu Kadu as ADCCB Chairman

Bachchu Kadu, Founder of Prahar Janshakti Party, has been granted a stay by the Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court against his disqualification from the post of Chairman of the Amravati District Central Co-operative Bank (ADCCB). This decision comes after the Divisional Joint Registrar had previously disqualified him citing a prior court conviction. Kadu's reinstatement as Chairman brings relief to his supporters, who had been concerned about his removal.

Key Takeaways:

• The Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court has stayed the disqualification of Bachchu Kadu from the post of Chairman of ADCCB, reinstating him in his position.
• Kadu was disqualified by the Divisional Joint Registrar on a petition filed by 11 bank directors, including Haribhau Mohod, who presented evidence of a 2017 court conviction for obstructing government work and assaulting a public servant.
• The High Court set aside the Registrar's order, allowing Kadu to keep his position as Chairman.
• This decision has brought immense relief to Kadu's supporters, who were concerned about his removal.
• Kadu has expressed his gratitude through a statement, saying that the verdict has once again underlined the principle that truth and justice prevail.
• The reinstatement is seen as a moral as well as legal victory for Kadu.

Statistics:

• 2017: The year in which Kadu was sentenced to one year of imprisonment in a case involving obstructing government work and assaulting a public servant.
• 11: The number of bank directors who filed a petition against Kadu, leading to his initial disqualification.
• 1 year: The duration of Kadu's prison sentence in the 2017 case.
• 1: The instance of reinstatement as Chairman granted to Bacchu Kadu by the Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court.

Sources:

• The Hitavada, Copyright 2025, distributed by Contify.com.