38.6c New Delhi, India, Saturday, April 20, 2024
Legal Insiders

“Now is the time to join hands. 170 Advocates have died.”: P&H Bar Council stays HC Bar resolution seeking transfer of Chief Justice

By Athira Nair      11 May, 2021 04:17 PM      0 Comments
P&H Bar Council stays HC Bar resolution seeking transfer of Chief Justice

The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana has stayed the resolution passed by the Executive body of the ‘Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association ’ seeking the transfer of Chief Justice Ravi Shankar Jha.

The press note published by the Chairman of the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana states:

“Now the situation is to join hands and save the lives of all stakeholders of legal fraternity. It is not the right time for any agitation, it is not the matter of livelihood and income, it is the matter of health and safety. It is the time to save the lives of Advocates and their families.”

Further highlighting that the Bar Council has been supporting the HCBA and has always strived hard for the welfare of the legal fraternity, the council took note of the fact that the Executive of HCBA passed a resolution on 7th May, demanding of transfer of Hon’ble Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana and also boycotting his Court on the demand of stopping the mentioning of cases.

The Council in the press release, acknowledged the fact that the country is facing a horrible second wave of the Corona virus and even the court work has been affected.

The resolution passed by the Executive of HCBA dated 7th May was stayed and the Council expressed its hope that HCBA will take along all the stakeholders in this dire situation and try to break the chain of transmission.

The council further declared sadly that more than 170 Advocates have died due to Covid-19 and that the statistics were increasing everyday.



Share this article:



Leave a feedback about this
TRENDING NEWS

kejriwal-eating-mangoes-sweets-and-having-tea-with-sugar-ed-tells-court
Trending Judiciary
Kejriwal eating mangoes, sweets and having tea with sugar, ED tells court

Enforcement Directorate alleges Delhi CM Kejriwal consumed mangoes, sweets, and tea with sugar in jail, raising doubts on his diabetes claim for bail plea.

19 April, 2024 11:01 AM
sc-to-consider-forming-guidelines-on-trial-for-deaf-dumb-people
Trending Judiciary
SC to consider forming guidelines on trial for deaf-dumb people [Read Order]

Supreme Court to consider guidelines for trials of deaf-dumb individuals, addressing fairness in cases like rape. Notice issued to Union and Chhattisgarh govt.

19 April, 2024 11:50 AM

TOP STORIES

need-to-safeguard-judiciary-from-unwarranted-pressures-21-ex-judges-write-letter-to-cji
Trending Legal Insiders
Need to safeguard judiciary from unwarranted pressures: 21 ex-judges write letter to CJI

21 ex-judges write to CJI Chandrachud urging protection of judiciary from pressures undermining its integrity and autonomy.

15 April, 2024 12:17 PM
sc-notice-to-ed-declines-early-date-on-plea-by-delhi-cm-arvind-kejriwal-against-arrest
Trending Judiciary
SC notice to ED; declines early date on plea by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal against arrest

SC issues notice to ED, declines early hearing on Delhi CM Kejriwal's plea against arrest in liquor scam.

15 April, 2024 03:08 PM
call-for-chapters-gender-based-violence-and-religion
Trending Law School
Call For Chapters: Gender-Based Violence and Religion

Calling For Book Chapters: As an editor, Dr. Amit Anand, Assistant Professor, School of Legal Studies, REVA University, Bengaluru, is inviting people to contribute to a book, entitled "Gender-Based Violence and Religion." This book is scheduled to be published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

15 April, 2024 04:21 PM
cannot-stop-any-public-rally-bombay-hc-says-on-allegation-that-ram-navami-processions-deliberately-pass-through-muslim-majority-areas
Trending Top Stories
Cannot stop any public rally, Bombay HC on allegation that Ram Navami processions deliberately pass through Muslim-majority areas

The Bombay High Court calls upon the Maharashtra Police to ensure that no law and order issues occur during a Ram Navami rally in a Muslim-majority area in Mumbai.

15 April, 2024 06:36 PM

ADVERTISEMENT


Join Group

Signup for Our Newsletter

Get Exclusive access to members only content by email