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Pamulparthy Swaroop Reddy (born, on 10 Jan, 1949) is an Indian judge. He is serving on the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
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Pamulparthy Swaroop Reddy (born, on 10 Jan, 1949) is an Indian judge. He is serving on the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
He was born to an agricultural family at Pamulparthy village of Medak District. He completed a bachelor's degree in Science and LL.M., from Osmania University. He served as a District Judge and Subordinate Judge at various places throughout the State. He was appointed as a Permanent Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court in 2006.
Swaroop Reddy retired as Judge, High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 09-01-2011 A.N. [1]
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