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    Delhi Lawyers Go on Strike Over ‘False Implication’ of Advocate Vikram Singh in Murder Case
    Delhi Lawyers Go on Strike Over ‘False Implication’ of Advocate Vikram Singh in Murder Case
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    Police Commissioner Accepts Our Demand, Strike Ends: Delhi Bar Leader Announces After Advocates’ Protest

    Delhi district court lawyers withdrew their strike after Police Commissioner Satish Golcha assured that police officers will physically appear in courts to give evidence. Bar leaders said their immediate demand was met, though BNSS amendment remains a long-term goal.

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    Gujarat High Court Lawyers Resume Work After Meeting CJI on Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s Transfer
    Gujarat High Court Lawyers Resume Work After Meeting CJI on Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s Transfer
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    Gujarat High Court Lawyers Resume Work After Meeting CJI on Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s Transfer

    Gujarat High Court lawyers returned to work after GHCAA delegation met CJI BR Gavai, urging reconsideration of Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s transfer to Madhya Pradesh HC. The association called the decision “unfortunate” and praised Justice Bhatt as “honest and hardworking.”

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    Himachal Lawyers Protest Against Proposed Amendments to Lawyers Act
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    Himachal Advocates Protest Against Proposed Amendments to Advocates Act

    Shimla, March 6: A large group of advocates from the Himachal Pradesh High Court held a protest march in Shimla against the proposed amendments to the Advocates Act. The protest, organized by the Bar Association of HP High Court, started from the High Court and ended at the Raj Bhawan.

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    Advocates Protest in Court, Demand Arrest of DMK Councillor and Police Officer for Assaulting Lawyer
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    Advocates Protest in Court, Demand Arrest of DMK Councillor and Police Officer for Assaulting Lawyer

    Dindigul: A large number of advocates protested on Wednesday, refusing to allow police personnel inside the Dindigul court premises. Their demand was the immediate arrest of those responsible for attacking a lawyer, including a DMK councillor and a special sub-inspector of police.

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