Milind Sathe Appointed As New Advocate General Of Maharashtra - Here's All You Need To Know

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Senior advocate Milind Sathe has been appointed as the new Advocate General (AG) for the State of Maharashtra. He assumed the post on Monday, December 8.

Sathe will now officially represent the state’s position in all court proceedings. He will be the senior-most legal authority representing the state in court proceedings.

The move comes after the present advocate general Dr Birendra Saraf resigned in September 2025 after holding the post of three years, citing personal reasons. However, the government had requested Saraf to remain as AG until further arrangements are made.

The CM announced that the resignation of outgoing AG Birendra Saraf was accepted by the state cabinet, noting his commendable performance.

“The state cabinet approved the appointment of Shri Milind Sathe as the new Advocate General of the state. Shri Milind Sathe has handled numerous cases in the Bombay High Court and the Supreme Court. On behalf of the

state government, he has worked on many cases as a senior advocate,” the CM said in a post on X.

Who is Milind Sathe?

Sathe joined the Bar in 1982 and after over 23 years, he was designated as a senior advocate by the Bombay High Court in 2005.

He was also president of the Bombay Bar Association for seven years between 2014 to 2021.

Sathe appeared in several public interest litigation petitions, legal aid matters and as amicus curie.

He was also the senior counsel for State of Maharashtra, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and several other Corporations and Public Sector Units.


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