Rohit Jain Elected President of District Bar Association for the Fifth Time

Ambala, September 12:- The election of the Ambala District Bar Association concluded yesterday in a peaceful, fair and cordial atmosphere. After the announcement of the election results, senior advocate Rohit Jain was elected president of the Ambala District Bar Association for the fifth time after securing 830 votes. He defeated his rival candidate, Raman Sharma, by 176 votes. Rohit Jain's victory is being viewed as a testimony to his extensive experience within the Bar, active leadership and strong confidence among advocates. As soon as the results were announced, a wave of happiness swept through his supporters. They expressed hope that under Jain's leadership, more effective work would be carried out in the interests of the Bar.
Rohit Jain has extensive experience serving as president of the District Bar Association, Ambala. Earlier, he had served as the president of the association four times. His election as president for the fifth time reflects the continued trust placed in him by the legal fraternity. An important feature of his leadership has been that he has consistently raised issues related to the Bar. Advocates supporting Rohit Jain say that Jain has a deep understanding of the functioning of the Bar Association and the problems faced by advocates. 
Having held various positions for a long period, he has gained extensive experience in the administrative system of the Bar, the needs of advocates and the practical aspects of the judicial system. Rohit Jain's family has also played an active role in the District Bar Association, Ambala. His father, Satish Kumar Jain, has served as president of the District Bar Association, Ambala, seven times. Thus, the Jain family's association with the Bar and contribution to the interests of advocates dates back many years. 
Senior advocates of the Bar also discussed that Rohit Jain, while carrying forward his father's legacy, has established an identity of his own. After his victory, Rohit Jain thanked his fellow advocates and said that this victory was not the victory of any one individual, but that of the faith, support and blessings of the entire legal fraternity. He specifically thanked senior advocates, women advocates and young advocates.