The case of the recently started Tis Hazari uproar is taking a different approach, where the matter was only between the police and lawyers to park the car in the court. It is now believed that strict action can be taken against lawyers. Taking the incidents of assault during the strike and demonstrations of the same lawyers seriously, meetings of Bar Council of India and Delhi High Court Bar Association were held on Tuesday.

Violent clashes between police and lawyers in Tis Hazari Court

Wherein all the Bar Associations of Delhi have been instructed to end the strike and stop the violence with immediate effect. On the same Monday, their names have also been sought for action on the criminal lawyers involved in the incidents of assault on Monday. Now, on the other hand, the Coordination Committee of the district courts has announced to continue the strike on Wednesday.

According to information received from sources, an emergency meeting of the Bar Association was convened on Tuesday on behalf of Bar Council of India President Manan Kumar after the videos of incidents of assault by police lawyers and others during the strike in the courts went viral. In which the names of the criminal lawyers were asked and there has been talk of taking tough measures against them. At the same time, all the associations were given strict instructions to return to work with immediate effect and stop all incidents.

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The Center appealed in the High Court in favor of the police to be heard today: According to the sources, it has come to light that after the ruckus in the Tis Hazari court last Saturday, the High Court ordered no action from the police on the lawyers The Center has knocked the High Court. In the same application filed by the Center, it was demanded that this order should not apply to the lawyers involved in the incidents after 2 November. The High Court will hear on this application on Wednesday. In this case, a review petition has also been prepared by the Delhi Police.

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