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All India44

Andaman and Nicobar Islands2

Andhra Pradesh18

Arunachal Pradesh5

Assam14

Bihar7

Chandigarh3

Chhattisgarh4

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu4

Delhi10

Goa7

Gujarat4

Haryana4

Himachal Pradesh4

Jammu and Kashmir3

Jharkhand6

Karnataka20

Kerala18

Lakshadweep4

Madhya Pradesh5

Maharashtra23

Manipur3

Meghalaya4

Mizoram3

Nagaland2

Odisha6

Puducherry6

Punjab16

Rajasthan5

Sikkim4

Tamil Nadu32

Telangana16

Tripura6

Uttar Pradesh50

Uttarakhand10

West Bengal11

Too few judges

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Too few judges

India has about 15 working judges per million people. The Law Commission recommended 50 per million in 1987.

All IndiaOn record since 1987
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Even if every sanctioned post were filled, India would have about 22 judges per million people. In July 2026, 341 of 1,122 High Court judge posts (30%) were vacant, and 7,310 posts were vacant in district courts.

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  1. How many judge posts are vacant in your district and High Court, and for how long?
  2. How long does it take to fill a vacancy, from the day it opens to the day a judge joins?
  3. Where does the appointment process stall most often?

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