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Former HC Judge Inder Uboweja Takes Oath as Chhattisgarh Pramukh Lokayukta

Former Chhattisgarh High Court judge Inder Singh Uboweja was sworn in as the Pramukh Lokayukta on Tuesday (August 27).

Governor Ramen Deka administered the oath of office to Justice (Retd) Uboweja at a ceremony held at Raj Bhawan in the afternoon, according to a government official.

Justice (Retd) Uboweja succeeds Justice (Retd) T P Sharma, who was appointed Pramukh Lokayukta on October 27, 2018.

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