Advocate General Gopalakrishna Kurup 
News

Senior Advocate Gopalakrishna Kurup to be new Advocate General of Kerala

Senior advocate TA Shaji will be the new Director General of Prosecution

Bar & Bench

Senior advocate Gopalakrishna Kurup will be the next Advocate General of Kerala.

The decision was taken at the cabinet meeting of the newly elected Left front ministry which was sworn in on Thursday.

Senior Advocate TA Shaji will be the new Director General of Prosecution.

Senior advocate Gopalakrishna Kurup was born in May 1953. He enrolled as an Advocate on September 20, 1976.

He started his practice at Kottayam in 1976, attached to the chambers of late M Thomas, ex MLA and advocate K George. He later shifted his practice to the Kerala High Court in 1984. He worked as junior to late advocate N Raghavakurup, ex MLA until 1991.

He has earlier served as a State Prosecutor for the Kerala government between 1999-2001.

He has also served as the Standing Counsel for the Mahatma Gandhi University (1998-2002), the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation (1993-1999), and the Cochin Devosom Board (2008-2010).

In 2005, he was elected the President of the Kerala High Court Advocates Association.

He was designated a senior advocate on July 29, 2010.

The former Advocate General, Senior Advocate CP Sudhakara Prasad had tendered his resignation from the post on Wednesday.

Prasad had been appointed by the LDF-led regime during its first tenure. Though the party was recently re-elected to form the government for another five years, Prasad is stated to have resigned citing health reasons.

Constitution embodies compassion for entire humanity, not just citizens: Supreme Court Justice Sanjay Karol

Plea before Supreme Court against classification of Lambada, Sugali and Banjara communities as Scheduled Tribes

1971 Indo-Pak war: P&H High Court criticises Centre for opposing relief to soldier injured by explosion

Former Supreme Court judge Justice S Ravindra Bhat joins Arbitration Chambers in Singapore

J&K High Court drops contempt case against Hindu, ETV Bharat over report on Justice Atul Sreedharan's roster change

SCROLL FOR NEXT