Jabalpur High Court – Photo: Social Media Expansion Old cases resolved within the time limit of three months The strike of lawyers is going on in the state in protest against the order of the High Court. The High Court has ordered the lawyers to return to work. Despite this, the lawyers are adamant on celebrating the protest day. These decisions were taken in the general meeting of MP State Advocate Council on Monday. RESOLVED THAT 28 AND Protest will continue on March also and lawyers will not work. Executive Secretary Geeta Shukla has said that 28 members of the State Advocates Council A special meeting of the general body of the council was called. Senior officials participated in it. It was decided that the order for disposal of pending cases within three months Not convenient for lawyers and litigants. This is causing them difficulty. In this regard 28 and 24 Protest Day will be celebrated on March while staying away from court work. Council Vice President RK Singh Saini, Treasurer Manish Tiwari, Honorary Secretary Radhelal Gupta, Rajesh Pandey and Shailendra Verma did general In the assembly meeting, especially the matter of contempt notice of the Chief Justice of MP High Court was kept. This has hurt the sentiments of all the lawyers of the state. The council has declared a two-day protest day. Council President Prem Singh Bhadauria, Vice President RK Singh Saini, Treasurer Manish Tiwari and other members attended the meeting convened on Monday. in the District Court 28 Protest continues on th day
President of the District Advocates Association RK Singh Saini and Secretary Rajesh Tiwari told that in protest against the above order of the High Court, the lawyers protested in the District Court 24 continued on th day also. The District Court, which has been protesting since the past, kept itself away from the court work on the fourth day on the call of SBC. In this way, it was the 04 day of protest by lawyers in the district court. . Other lawyers, including union president RK Singh Saini and secretary Rajesh Tiwari, expressed their opposition.
Jabalpur High Court - Photo: Social Media Expansion Old cases resolved within the time limit of three months The strike of lawyers is going on in the state in protest against the order of the High Court. The High Court has ordered the lawyers to return to work. Despite this, the lawyers are adamant on celebrating the protest day. These decisions were taken in the general meeting of MP State Advocate Council on Monday. RESOLVED THAT 28 AND Protest will continue on March also and lawyers will not work. Executive Secretary Geeta Shukla has said that 28 members of the State Advocates Council A special meeting of the general body of the council was called. Senior officials participated in it. It was decided that the order for disposal of pending cases within three months Not convenient for lawyers and litigants. This is causing them difficulty. In this regard 28 and 24 Protest Day will be celebrated on March while staying away from court work. Council Vice President RK Singh Saini, Treasurer Manish Tiwari, Honorary Secretary Radhelal Gupta, Rajesh Pandey and Shailendra Verma did general In the assembly meeting, especially the matter of contempt notice of the Chief Justice of MP High Court was kept. This has hurt the sentiments of all the lawyers of the state. The council has declared a two-day protest day. Council President Prem Singh Bhadauria, Vice President RK Singh Saini, Treasurer Manish Tiwari and other members attended the meeting convened on Monday. in the District Court 28 Protest continues on th day
President of the District Advocates Association RK Singh Saini and Secretary Rajesh Tiwari told that in protest against the above order of the High Court, the lawyers protested in the District Court 24 continued on th day also. The District Court, which has been protesting since the past, kept itself away from the court work on the fourth day on the call of SBC. In this way, it was the 04 day of protest by lawyers in the district court. . Other lawyers, including union president RK Singh Saini and secretary Rajesh Tiwari, expressed their opposition.
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