Madhusudan_Das

Rajendra Prasad was one among the tallest leaders of the freedom
movement of India. After India got freedom, he became the
President of its Constitutent Assembly and the first President of
the Indian Republic (1950-62). Besides being an erudite scholar he
was also an authority on the Constitution.
Acharya P. C. Roy is one of the greatest scientists India had ever
produced, Not only he wrote the History of Hindu Chemistry but
also he established industrial enterprises like 'Bengal Chemicals'.
Among the Congress leaders of Bengal, he was most sympathetic
to Oriya cause and was the President of the First provincial Congress
Committee, Orissa.
Manmath Nath Mukerjee started his career as a lawyer and became
a judge of Calcutta High Court. He received Knighthood from
the British Empire and was for some time the Acting Chief Justice
of Calcutta High Court.
Devaprasad Sarbadhikari, a brilliant student of law and was Madhusudan's
colleague in Bengal Legislative Council. He was a judge
of Calcutta High Court and was for some time the Vice-Chancellor
of Calcutta University. He had also received knighthood. He was
the President of the Utkal Society of Calcutta.
Khaja Mohamad Noor was a lawyer by profession. Later on he
became a judge of Patna Court and also the Vice-chancellor of
Patna University.
S. C. Mallick, though a member of Indian Civil Service, opted for
judicial line and became the judge of Calcutta High Court. He started
his career as a civil servant from Cuttack as Assistant Magistrate
and Collector.
Subodh Chandra Chatterjee, a Ravenshavian, started his career
as a member of the Cuttack Bar. Later on he became a judge of
the Patna High Court.
M. Yunus, a Barrister at Law, was a moderate political leader of
Bihar. He was a member of Bihar and Orissa Legislative Council
and Legislative Assembly of India. In 1937, before congressmen
agreed to accept office, he was Premier of Bihar for some time.
Ganesh Dutta Singh, a conservative political leader of Bihar, had
received knighthood from British Empire. He was a friend and critic
of Madhusudan. After Madhusudan resigned from the post of Ministership,
he was nominated for the same.