Prayagraj: The ongoing agitation of lawyers of Allahabad High Court took a new turn on Thursday when the lawyers along with several other organizations resolved to observe Prayagraj ‘bandh’ (closure) on March 9 in protest against the Education Service Tribunal Bill.
Meanwhile, working in the Allahabad high court remained disrupted as the boycott of work initiated by the lawyers in protest against the Education Service Tribunal Bill continued for the 10th consecutive day on Thursday.
The Allahabad High Court Bar Association (HCBA) had been protesting against the Bill, which provides for setting up of the principal bench of the Education Service Tribunal at Lucknow, instead at Prayagraj.
Prayagraj: Working in the Allahabad high court remained disrupted as the boycott of work initiated by the lawyers in protest against the Education Service Tribunal Bill continued for the ninth consecutive day on Wednesday.
The Allahabad High Court Bar Association (HCBA) had been protesting against the Bill, which provides for setting up of the principal bench of the Education Service Tribunal at Lucknow, instead at Prayagraj.
In a resolution passed on Wednesday, HCBA again resolved to continue boycott of judicial work on Thursday on the same issue.
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Prayagraj: The lawyers of Allahabad high court on Friday took out a procession from high court to Civil Lines in protest against the Education Service Tribunal Bill, which provides for setting up of the principal bench of the Education Service Tribunal at Lucknow.
Meanwhile, the working in Allahabad High Court remained paralysed on Friday as lawyers continued to boycott the judicial work on the fourth consecutive day. In a resolution passed on Friday, the Allahabad High Court Bar Association (HCBA) also resolved to continue to boycott judicial work on Monday on the same issue.
Later, in a general house meeting, the speakers termed the present Education Service Bill as an attempt to make weaken the judiciary by making inroad into the areas which are earmarked for judicial functions. According to speakers, at present around 10 to 12 courts are dealing with education and education service matters in the high court. The speakers alleged that by this proposed education tribunal, all s