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.

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