Popular rapper, singer and lyricist, Honey Singh appeared before Tis Hazari Court in Delhi for hearing in domestic violence case. The famous rapper allegedly assaulted his wife.
The probe agency said the investigation was going on in a time-bound manner on a day-to-day basis and as per the court's direction, the CCTV footage were preserved.
A fresh video has emerged showing Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Monika Bhardwaj being chased by lawyers on November 2, when violent clashes took place at Tis Hazari court. The video shows Bhardwaj was faced with a tough situation when the group of lawyers charged at her.
The clash between lawyers and police left at least 20 police personnel and several lawyers injured on Saturday.
In the letter, both seniormost officials have been advised that the Delhi Police should seriously consider taking the matter to the Supreme Court.
The Delhi Police personnel are also unhappy because they feel that the top brass failed them as the High Court order favoured the lawyers.
As the protests by Delhi Police gained momentum on Tuesday and the officials of the force remembered Kiran Bedi, the Puducherry Lt. Governor took to Twitter and shared memories of the time when Delhi had seen similar scenes of protests by the Delhi Police as they vented anger over their colleagues being thrashed by lawyers. Kiran Bedi has also extended her support to the Delhi Police in Tis Hazari scuffle case.
31 years back, the then Police Commission, who is also the first lady IPS officer in India, had faced a similar incident during her service in Delhi. She is still considered to be one of the most efficient commission, who stood by the police department in difficult times and brought major reforms in the system.
Union Home Ministry has filed an application before Delhi High Court seeking clarification in connection to its earlier directive against taking steps against lawyers involved in Tis Hazari clash.
The Home Ministry Monday sought a report from the Delhi Police about the whole incidence.
The clash between lawyers and Delhi Police at Tis Hazari Court in New Delhi hit national headlined on Saturday. A lawyer was hit by a bullet while police vehicles were torched. At least 20 people were injured. Claims were made from both sides accusing the other of instigating violence.
Lawyers at the Allahabad High Court refrained from judicial work on Monday in protest against alleged police atrocity against their colleagues at Delhi's Tis Hazari court. The decision to refrain from work was taken at an emergency meeting of the High Court Bar Association.
Sanjay Singh, a top official of the Delhi Police was removed following the violence at Delhi's Tis Hazari court complex. Nearly 120 lawyers and police personnel were injured in the clashes. The Delhi High Court, meanwhile, has taken suo moto cognizance on the matter.
In light of the clashes between the Delhi Police and lawyers in Tis Hazari Court complex on Saturday, lawyers in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh will be on strike today in support of the lawyers in Delhi.
The cases were registered on separate complaints of the district judge of Tis Hazari court, four advocates, and a Delhi Police constable who was injured in the incident, additional PRO of the Delhi Police Anil Mittal said.
The Delhi High Court has ordered a judicial inquiry into the major scuffle that broke out between Delhi Police personnel and lawyers at Tis Hazari Court. The High Court said that the inquiry will be carried out by retired HC judge SP Garg.
A bench headed by Chief Justice D N Patel, which took suo motu cognisance of media reports, asked police officers, who were involved in the clashes, to be present in the court at 3 pm when it will commence hearing on the issue
The Supreme Court Bar Association members also met Justice Patel over the issue. It is learnt that Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik will meet Justice Patel on Sunday.
A driver, working for Ola cabs, has been arrested for allegedly harassing and misbehaving with a woman judge in a city court.
New Delhi: Delhi Metro service between Tis Hazari and Inderlok stations would be briefly affected over the weekend due to maintenance and repair work.Trains would operate on a single line between the two stations, which
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