LAW Officer Incharge (OIC) Litigation — Law Notification 2026 – Full Details 2026

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LAW — Officer Incharge (OIC) Litigation
A new official Officer Incharge (OIC) Litigation has been issued by LAW regarding Law Notification 2026 – Full Details. This notice was published on April 10, 2026. Read the full details, key highlights, and download the official document below.

Law Notification 2026 – Full Details

📅 Published: April 10, 2026

🏢 Department: LAW

📂 Notice Type: Officer Incharge (OIC) Litigation

🔢 Order No. & Date: Order No. 4437 | 06.04.2026 | For: Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs

🏛️ Issued By: Dept. of Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs

Key Highlights

Here are the important points from this officer incharge (oic) litigation at a glance:

  • This government order appoints an Officer In-charge (OIC) Litigation for a specific legal case in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • The appointed Officer In-charge is Mr. Iftikhar Ahmed Khan from the Food Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs department.
  • The appointment is associated with the case WP(C) No. 1704/2024 and any related contempt petitions pending in court.
  • The terms of the appointment follow the provisions set in an earlier government order dated 24.03.2021.
  • Issued by Commissioner/Secretary to the Government.

Official Notice / PDF

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