RC Paul Kanagaraj (Photo: X/@HRajaBJP)
Chennai

BJP’s Kanagaraj re-elected MHAA chief for fifth time

A total of 115 candidates contested for various posts, including president, secretary and treasurer.

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CHENNAI: State vice-president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), RC Paul Kanagaraj, was elected president of the Madras High Court Advocates Association (MHAA) for a fifth term, securing 1,892 votes in the results declared on Thursday.

Polling for the MHAA office-bearers was held on April 29, with 4,353 of the 5,902 eligible voters casting their votes. Counting took place on Thursday.

A total of 115 candidates contested for various posts, including president, secretary and treasurer.

S Arivazhagan, state coordinator of the advocates’ wing of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, was elected secretary, while Sasi Kumar (vice-president) and Rajesh (treasurer) were also declared elected.

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