R Venkataramani’s tenure as Attorney General of India has been extended for two more years, reinforcing stability and continuity in the nation’s top legal office.

The Attorney General of India, being the chief legal advisor to the Government of India, plays a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s legal direction and defending its interests before courts of law.

Venkataramani, a senior advocate with decades of experience in constitutional law and public policy, has represented the government in several high-profile cases since taking over as Attorney General. His extension reflects the government’s confidence in his legal acumen and leadership in navigating complex judicial challenges.

The two-year extension ensures that the government retains consistent legal guidance during a crucial phase marked by reforms, constitutional debates, and challenges before the Supreme Court and High Courts. It also reinforces the continuity of legal strategies already in motion under his tenure.

With this development, India’s legal fraternity anticipates a strengthened legal framework, as Venkataramani continues to guide the government on critical issues, ranging from constitutional amendments to policy matters of national importance.