The Meghalaya High Court issues criminal contempt notices to office bearers of the Shillong Bar Association and the High Court of Meghalaya Bar Association for calling a statewide boycott of judicial work until the Advocate General is removed. The Court holds that lawyers have no right to strike or boycott court proceedings and directs the alleged contemnors to appear personally on October 13, 2026.
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