The Supreme Court on Friday indicated both sides - lawyers and police - bore responsibility when the Bar Council of India complained about Delhi Police's "brutality" during the violence in the Tis Hazari court.
After Wednesday's scuffle with common public and lawyers at Saket court, litigants have been allowed to attend their matters in courtrooms and proxy counsel are also appearing to take dates in cases, advocate D S Kasana, general secretary of the coordination committee of All District Courts Bar Associations, said.
Delhi police personnel ended their nearly 11-hour-long protest after assurance by senior officers that their grievances would be addressed. Addressing the protesters, Special Commissioner of Police (Crime) Satish Golcha urged them to end the stir and resume duty, while assuring them that a review petition would be filed against the Delhi High Court order.
Lawyers vs Cops: Protest by hundreds of Delhi Police personnel and their family members at the Police HQs against repeated incidents of violence by lawyers is refusing to die despite assurances from several top cops. Protesting cops are seeking a written assurance that their demands would be met.
The lady Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) was roughed up and attempts were made to snatch away the service revolver of the PSO, an audio tape in the case has revealed.
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