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Delhi Cops vs Lawyers: Latest update on the case till 11 am

Delhi district court lawyers will continue to boycott judicial work on Wednesday to protest against the clash between lawyers and policemen at Tis Hazari court complex on November 2, Delhi Districts Courts Coordination Committee said.
On the other hand, the Bar Council of India has appeal to the members of the legal fraternity to maintain peace and harmony in the courts and resume their court work.
"Abstinence from work in all Delhi District Courts will continue tomorrow," the committee said in a communique on Tuesday.
However, it said that litigants will have permission to access to the courtrooms.

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