Ninda Randhawa
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Ninda Kaur Randhawa is a magistrate serving legal duties within the United Kingdom residing in South Yorkshire. Born in West Yorkshire and of Hindi Culture, Mrs Randhawa has continuously advocated for Asian Women's rights and acerting the role of equality within cultural heterosexual relationships among Asian couples, particularly Asian women that have become subject to domestic violence and abuse within cultural relations.
Ninda Randhawa, serves as a Justice of the Peace (JP) as a Magistrate who became appointed within the Criminal section of Rotherham District Magistrate's Court. She was appointed a J.P. in 1990 and was subsequently appointed as a senior magisterial authority figure in 2006 while jointly serving within the National Health Service in Sheffield.
Ninda Randhawa has also served part of her professional duties as an independent member of the South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service standards Committee, South Yorkshire Police Standards Committee and also for the Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council's Community Safety Partnership as part of the Doncaster Community Empowerment Network.
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