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Lawyers on strike in Madhya Pradesh on work from Wednesday Will return For the last six days, the lawyers were on strike in the entire state. The dispute was regarding the disposal of pending cases in three months, which was impractical, the lawyers were on strike . Jabalpur High Court – Photo: Social Media

Expansion 1678901030 Lawyers in Madhya Pradesh and The impasse between the Madhya Pradesh High Court has ended. The Supreme Court had to intervene in this matter. Supreme Court Chief Justice DY Chandrachud has called the office bearers of Madhya Pradesh Advocate Council for talks. Hoping for a positive outcome from the talks, the council called a special meeting and decided to call off the strike. At the same time, the member lawyers have been asked to return to work from Wednesday i.e. 415 March.

Disputes pending in District Panchayats Time limit of three months I was about to settle. Against this order, lawyers in many district courts of the state were celebrating protest day. Madhya Pradesh State Advocate Council has 25 protest day against the order of the High Court in the entire state from March. Was urged to celebrate. The High Court 25 while hearing the cognizance petition issued orders to the lawyers to return to work immediately. Had done While issuing notices to the State Advocates Council and other advocates associations, the High Court had said in the order that contempt action will be taken against those who do not return to work. Despite the order of the High Court, on the call of the SBC, the lawyers across the state were not participating in the judicial work. Because of this, work was not being done not only in the High Court but in any court of the state. The State Bar Association also participated in the strike. The lawyers argued that if priority is given to old cases, new cases will get pending. The bail pleas of first time criminals are also rejected by the lower courts. Because of this, the pressure of cases on the High Court increases.

Supreme Court Chief Justice DY Chandrachud has invited the President of the State Advocates Council and other office bearers to discuss the issue at 2 pm on Wednesday. After this, the State Advocates Council has urged all the advocates to appear in the court from Wednesday. SBC Vice President RK Saini said that the cases would be settled within the limit of three months but the parties would not get justice. The process of justice must be fully followed. In three months there will be almost 25 days off. Due to this decision, there will be a lot of pressure on the advocates. ,