The
vote-counting of the
Bar Council of Delhielections have ended and the long-awaited results are finally out.
In total 173 candidates contested for the elections out of which 25 office bearers got elected who secured the most number of votes. The names of the 25 elected members are
Ajayendra Sangwan,
Murari Tiwari, Rajiv Khosla,
Nitin Ahlawat,
Piyush Gupta, Raj Pal Kasana,
D.K. Singh, D.K. Sharma, Ramesh Gupta, K.K. Manan,
Himal Akhtar, KC. Mittal, Surya Parkash Khtri, R.K. Kochhar, Rakesh Sherawat, Jagdev, R.S. Goswami, Ved. P. Sharma, O.P. Faizi, V.K Sondhi, Manoj Kumar Singh, Sanjeev Nasiar, Vishnu Sharma, Sanjay Rathee and Kumar Mukesh. This year the
BCD elections have opened up after a gap of nine years and with 52,000 eligible voters to select 25 office bearers the competition was really fierce.
Raid at Adv Mehmood Pracha’s Office: BCD writes to Home Minister, Amit Shah to take action against Delhi Police [READ LETTER]
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Dec 29, 2020
Gautami Chakravarty
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Editor: Ekta Joshi
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On Sunday, 27 December, 2020 some office bearers and members of Bar Council of Delhi urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to take action regarding the search conducted by Delhi Police at the premises of Advocate Mehmood Pracha, a Lawyer representing some of the accused in the north-east Delhi riots cases as the matter now becoming serious day by day.In the letter, the lawyers stated before the Honourable Home Minister that there has been an understanding between the...
Delhi Bar Council Temporarily Suspends the licence of a Lawyer for Advertising his Contact Details
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Nov 24, 2020
Dev Kumar Patel
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Editor: Ekta Joshi
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Adv. Shakeel Khan, who is enrolled (Enrollment No. D/904/1994) as an Advocate at The Bar Council of Delhi was alleged of advertising himself as a specialist in divorce and court matters, by pasting his mobile number on the public walls of South Delhi.The matter soon came to the notice of The Bar Council of Delhi. The Council temporarily suspended the license of practice of Adv. Shakeel Khan, by its order on 23 November 2020. The Council observed that there was "gross violation" of...
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