Kapil Sibal chosen as president of SCBA by senior advocates.

In a recent development, Senior advocate Kapil Sibal has been elected as the new president of the Supreme Court Bar Association. The SCBA elections took place on Thursday, with Sibal emerging as the clear winner. Sibal's impressive track record and credentials as a Harvard Law School graduate and former additional solicitor general of India have no doubt contributed to his success.

Sibal's association with the SCBA dates back to 1983 when he was designated as a senior advocate. Over the years, he has served in various capacities within the organization, including three terms as its president between 1995 and 2002. His extensive experience and expertise in the legal field make him a highly valuable asset to the SCBA.

The news of Sibal's victory has been met with widespread applause and support, with Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh taking to social media to express his delight. In a post on X, Ramesh hailed Sibal's win as a triumph for liberal, secular, democratic, and progressive forces. He also alluded to the upcoming changes in the national political landscape, hinting at a shift away from the current regime.

Needless to say, Sibal's win has come as a shock to the outgoing Prime Minister's legal team and supporters. His election as the SCBA president is seen as a strong indicator of the changing tides in the country's legal and political spheres. With Sibal at the helm, the SCBA is sure to see exciting developments in the future.

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