Question

who appoints the district judge?​

Answer 1

District Judge is appointed by the governor.

Explanation:

• The 'highest court' in a district is the 'district and 'sessions court'. It looks into the civil matters before referring it to the high court.
• The highest authority in a 'district court' is the District Judge. He/she is 'appointed by the 'governor' of that particular state. There can be one or additional judges in a district court. He 'presides' over civil and criminal matters at the district level.
• The 'highest judicial authority' above a district court judge is the High Court Judge.