Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights

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Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights
विधि, न्याय एवं मानवाधिकार मंत्री
Coat of arms of Vishwamitra
Incumbent
Arsal Abbas Mirza
since 29 March 2024
Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights
Member of
Reports toRashtradhyaksh
Prime Minister
NominatorPrime Minister
AppointerRashtradhyaksh
on the recommendation of the Prime Minister
Term lengthAt His Illustrious and Royal Majesty's pleasure
Formation10 July 2016
First holderBishnu Chetry
DeputyMinister of State for Law, Justice and Human Rights

The Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights (Hindi: विधि, न्याय एवं मानवाधिकार मंत्री‎) is a minister of the cabinet of Vishwamitra and the head of the Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights in the government of Vishwamitra. The position was created following the creation of the "Ministry of Legal Affairs" on 10 July 2016 and Bishnu Chetry was appointed as the first minister in the third ministry of prime minister Varuna Sriraya. The current minister is Arsal Abbas Mirza who has been in office since 29 March 2024 and is also the longest-serving minister in the ministry.

The Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights is assisted by the Minister of State in the Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights. The current minister of state is Ezekiel Ensor who has been in office since 15 June 2024.

History of office

The Ministers in the ministry have used various official titles and names. These are:

  • 10 July 2016 – 27 November 2016: Minister of Legal Affairs
  • 27 November 2016 – 15 June 2024: Minister of Law and Justice
  • 15 June 2024 – present: Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights

All the ministers except for Anirban Phatowali (2016–2017) and Rajdeep Deka (2017) were ministers with cabinet rank, while Phatowali and Deka were ministers of state with independent charge. Phatowali was later re-appointed to the ministry as a cabinet rank minister.

Cabinet Ministers

Key
  • MoS, I/C means Minister of State (Independent Charge)
  •   Caretaker Minister
No. Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Minister of Legal Affairs
1 Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for North Krishnanagar I 		10 July
2016 		27 November
2016 		140 days Secular Party Varuna III
Minister of Law and Justice
2 Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
MP for Beltola
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		27 November
2016 		30 December
2016 		33 days Secular Party Varuna III
3 Anirban Phatowali
(born 2009)
MP for West Gotanagar
(MoS, I/C) 		30 December
2016 		17 February
2017 		49 days Varuna IV
4 Rajdeep Deka
(born 2002)
(MoS, I/C) 		17 February
2017 		12 April
2017 		54 days Independent Party
5 Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001)
MP for Devkotanagar 		12 April
2017 		5 July
2017 		148 days Klarissa III
5 July
2017 		7 September
2017 		Tanishkaa II
6 Kalyan Dey
(born 2001) 		8 September
2017 		3 November
2017 		56 days
(3) Anirban Phatowali
(born 2009)
MP for West Gotanagar 		3 November
2017 		25 December
2017 		52 days
7 Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		25 December
2017 		21 March
2018 		86 days Secular Party Varuna V
(1) Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001) 		21 March
2018 		13 May
2018 		53 days Congress Varuna VI
8 Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
MP for Kahilipara 		14 May
2018 		12 October
2018 		151 days Secular Party Tanishkaa III
Interim Varuna II
9 Manoj Chetry
(born 2005) 		12 October
2018 		6 January
2019 		86 days Congress Varuna VII
10 Klarissa Sriraya
(born 2005) 		7 January
2019 		13 March
2019 		65 days Tanishkaa IV
– Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
(Prime Minister) 		17 March
2019 		30 March
2019 		13 days Tanishkaa V
11 Abhiraj Kar
(born 2006)
MP for Bharat Sevashram 		30 March
2019 		16 July
2019 		108 days
12 Arnab Sil
(born 2004)
(Senior Minister) 		16 July
2019 		6 August
2019 		21 days
(1) Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
(Senior Minister) 		6 August
2019 		17 August
2019 		11 days
(5) Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001) 		17 August
2019 		2 September
2019 		16 days
13 Arnab Deka
(born 2002) 		2 September
2019 		29 September
2019 		27 days
(7) Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		29 September
2019 		5 October
2019 		6 days
– Anirban Phatowali
(born 2009)
(Additional charge) 		5 October
2019 		15 October
2019 		10 days
(13) Arnab Deka
(born 2002) 		15 October
2019 		8 November
2019 		24 days
(7) Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		8 November
2019 		16 November
2019 		8 days
(13) Arnab Deka
(born 2002) 		16 November
2019 		9 December
2019 		23 days
14 Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001) 		9 December
2019 		12 December
2019 		3 days
(1) Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001) 		12 December
2019 		10 January
2020 		29 days
(13) Arnab Deka
(born 2002) 		10 January
2020 		3 March
2020 		53 days
– Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
Caretaker Minister 		3 March
2020 		22 March
2020 		19 days Congress Anoushkaa I
(Caretaker)
15 Ankurjyoti Thakuria
(born 2002)
MP for Dadara 		22 March
2020 		10 April
2020 		19 days Tanishkaa VI
(14) Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001)
MP for Dhirenpara 		10 April
2020 		30 April
2020 		20 days
(5) Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001)
Nominated MP 		13 May
2020 		8 June
2020 		26 days Congress Tanishkaa VII
(8) Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
MP for Kahilipara 		9 June
2020 		17 June
2020 		8 days Anoushkaa II
Position disestablished[a]
Minister of Law and Justice
– Liam Alexander
Baron Alexander
(born 2005)
(Deputy Prime Minister)
Caretaker Minister 		28 January
2021 		Less than a day
(8 hours approx.) 		Royalist Snagoveanu I
(Caretaker)
Advisor to the Prime Minister on Legal Affairs
– Rashtradhyaksh Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
Caretaker Minister 		28 January
2021 		1 March
2021 		32 days Independent Snagoveanu I
(Caretaker)
Minister of Law and Justice
17 Cristian Dobrev
(born 2004)
MP for Radisson 		6 March
2021 		18 June
2021 		104 days Independent Snagoveanu II
18 Ested Vlasyn
Baron Vlasyn
(born 2001)
MP for National List 		18 June
2021 		11 September
2021 		85 days Congress
19 Charles Burgardt
(born 2002) 		11 September
2021 		21 October
2021 		40 days Hazarika I
– Carson Snyder
(born 2003)
Caretaker Minister 		21 October
2021 		22 November
2021 		32 days Independent Pillin
(Caretaker)
(19) Charles Burgardt
Count of Suffolk
(born 2002)
MP for Rajagriha (until Dec'2021)
Councillor for Purvanchal (Jan–Apr'2022)
MP for Maligaon (from May'2022) 		22 November
2021 		12 May
2022 		171 days Congress Hazarika II
20 Lieutenant-General
Rory Leonard
Duke of Griffith
(born 2007)
MP for Kalapani 		12 May
2022 		11 June
2022 		30 days Independent Hazarika III
21 Arthur Lacey-Scott-FitzLacia
Duke Lacey-Scott-FitzLacia[b]
(born 2002)
MP for Basistha Central (until Nov'2022)
MP for Kalapani (from Nov'2022)
(Deputy Prime Minister
from 26 November 2022) 		11 June
2022 		11 November
2022 		280 days
12 November
2022 		18 March
2023 		Congress Hazarika IV
22 Arsal Abbas Mirza[c]
(born 2006)
MP for Dadara 		18 March
2023 		9 October
2023 		205 days Independent
23 Matthew Tonna
(born 2005)
MP for Dakshin-Prant 		13 October
2023 		29 March
2024 		168 days Hazarika V
(22) Arsal Abbas Mirza
(born 2006)
MP for Rajpur 		29 March
2024 		15 June
2024 		78 days Klarissa IV
Minister of Law, Justice and Human Rights
(23) Arsal Abbas Mirza
Sri Pradhana Singharya
(born 2006)
MP for Rajpur 		15 June
2024 		Incumbent 85 days Independent Klarissa IV
  1. ↑ The competences of the ministry were merged into the Coordinating Ministry of Political, Legal and Security Affairs on 17 June 2020.
  2. ↑ Baron Lacey-Scott-FitzLacia of Nowshera until 12 November 2022
  3. ↑ Count Mirza until 6 August 2021

Ministers of State

No. Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Minister of State for Law and Justice
1 Tanvi Sridasa
(born 2013)
MP for Vinovanagar 		12 April
2017 		5 July
2017 		84 days Independent Party Klarissa III
2 Debika Deka Pator Sarma
(born 2007)
MP for Noonmati 		5 July
2017 		7 September
2017 		64 days Secular Party Tanishkaa II
3 Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
MP for Kahilipara 		7 September
2017 		25 December
2017 		109 days
4 Pranjit Kalita
(born 2005) 		25 December
2017 		21 March
2018 		86 days Independent Party Varuna V
5 Arpan Deka
(born 2008)
MP for Adarsha 		16 July
2019 		29 September
2019 		75 days Congress Tanishkaa V
6 Pallavi Rai
(born 2005)
MP for National List 		29 September
2019 		16 November
2019 		48 days
7 Jemina Hazarika
(born 2006) 		16 November
2019 		24 November
2019 		8 days
(4) Pranjit Kalita
(born 2005) 		26 November
2019 		8 December
2019 		12 days
8 Kevin Doan
Baron Doan
(born 2005)
MP for National Capital Territory 		12 May
2022 		11 June
2022 		30 days Independent Hazarika III
9 Johannes Mattias Toome
Baron Toome
(born 2006)
MP for Dhirenpara 		18 March
2023 		14 June
2023 		88 days Congress Hazarika IV
10 Benjamin Levinson
(born 2009) 		31 May
2024 		15 June
2024 		15 days Independent Klarissa IV
Minister of State for Law, Justice and Human Rights
11 Ezekiel Ensor
Sri Nawab Haridran
(born 2007) 		15 June 2024 Incumbent 85 days Congress Klarissa IV

Timeline

Cabinet Ministers

The following is the list of the ministers in the descending order of their tenure in office:

  1. Arsal Abbas Mirza – 1 year, 2 days
  2. Arthur Lacey-Scott-FitzLacia – 280 days
  3. Bishnu Chetry – 233 days
  4. Charles Burgardt – 211 days
  5. Bhargab Jyoti Medhi – 190 days
  6. Sampriti Paul – 178 days
  7. Matthew Tonna – 168 days
  8. Arnab Deka – 127 days
  9. Anirban Phatowali – 111 days
  10. Abhiraj Kar – 108 days
  11. Cristian Dobrev – 104 days
  12. Asmi Patranabis – 100 days
  13. Manoj Chetry – 86 days
  14. Ested Vlasyn – 85 days
  15. Klarissa Sriraya – 65 days
  16. Kalyan Dey – 56 days
  17. Rajdeep Deka – 54 days
  18. Tanishkaa Patranabish – 46 days
  19. Varuna Sriraya and Carson Snyder – 32 days
  20. Rory Leonard – 30 days
  21. Nishwan Baidantic – 23 days
  22. Arnab Sil – 21 days
  23. Ankurjyoti Thakuria – 19 days
  24. Liam Alexander – 0 day

Ministers of State

The following is the list of the ministers of state in the descending order of their tenure in office:

  1. Sampriti Paul – 109 days
  2. Pranjit Kalita – 98 days
  3. Johannes Mattias Toome – 88 days
  4. Tanvi Sridasa – 84 days
  5. Ezekiel Ensor – 85 days
  6. Arpan Deka – 75 days
  7. Debika Deka Pator Sarma – 64 days
  8. Pallavi Rai – 48 days
  9. Kevin Doan – 30 days
  10. Benjamin Levinson – 15 days
  11. Jemina Hazarika – 8 days

See also

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