By Admin 
Coordination committees of the Bar Association of all district courts of Delhi have made it clear that the strike of lawyers starting from September 8 will neither be postponed nor withdrawn. This strike is being done by the police on the issue of presenting evidence in the court through online medium from the police stations itself.
Discussion held in coordination committee meeting
According to the information issued by the New Delhi Bar Association (NDBA), there was a meeting of the committee on Saturday. The main issue in the meeting was that policemen should appear directly in courts for testimony, evidence and not online. The information said, “We are adamant on our demand and repeat that policemen will have to appear directly in the courts for testimony, evidence.”
NDBA Secretary Tarun Rana said that a letter from the President of Bar Council of India was received on Saturday. This letter was addressed to the presidents and secretaries of the Bar Association of all the district courts of Delhi, requesting to withdraw the movement.
Movement will continue till the demand is met
In a statement issued by NDBA, Rana said, “However, we want to clarify that the Coordination Committee has started this movement to protect the interests of the general public, and this movement will continue till our proper demand is met.”
Declaration of indefinite work boycott
NDBA Secretary Tarun Rana further said in the statement that “it has been decided unanimously that if the testimony is not ensured in the court of all police officers to present evidence, then we will stand on our decision of indefinite work boycott from September 8, and this movement will be further intensified.”