Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Rohini Court Lawyers Strike Over Alleged Advocate Assault
Lawyers at Rohini Court plan not to work in court on Monday.
They are protesting an alleged assault on a lawyer named Kamaldeep at a police station.
The lawyers say police leaders had promised to take action against the officers involved.
They say that instead, a case was registered against Kamaldeep.
The Bar Association says it was not told about this case.
It also says police officers will not be allowed into the court building that day.
These are claims made by the Bar Association.
The Rohini Court Bar Association called for lawyers to abstain from judicial work on Monday.
The protest follows an alleged assault on advocate Kamaldeep at Mahendra Park police station on September 29.
The association said no police officials from any district would be allowed to enter the court premises that day.
The Bar said senior police officials had assured it that appropriate action would be taken against officers involved.
The association alleged that a case was later registered against Kamaldeep and that it was not informed, despite those assurances.
- Who
- The Rohini Court Bar Association and advocate Kamaldeep; the association alleges police personnel assaulted him.
- What
- The association called a one-day abstention from judicial work and said police officials would be barred from the court premises.
- When
- The alleged incident took place on September 29; the protest was called for Monday, in a notice dated October 3.
- Where
- Rohini Court district court complex and Mahendra Park police station, New Delhi.
- Why
- The Bar Association said it was protesting the alleged assault and the subsequent registration of a case against Kamaldeep despite police assurances of action.
Bar Association's allegations
Police response reported
Assurances and subsequent case
Bar Association's allegations
The association said senior police officers assured it that appropriate action would be taken against the officers involved, but a case was later registered against Kamaldeep without the executive committee being informed.
Police response reported
The article reports that the DCP assured the Bar that strong and appropriate action would be taken against the erring officers; it provides no police account of the later case or the alleged assault.
- Protesting body
- Rohini Court Bar Association
- Protest action
- Complete abstention from judicial work at the district court complex
- Police access
- The association said no police official from any district would be allowed into the court premises that day
- Alleged incident
- Advocate Kamaldeep was allegedly manhandled and physically assaulted
- Incident date
- September 29
- Incident location
- Mahendra Park police station
- Notice
- Dated October 3 and signed by Bar president Rajiv Tehran and honorary secretary Pardeep Khatri