Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Greater Noida Registries Resume After Lawyers End Strike
Imagine if the place where you register important documents, like buying a house, suddenly closed.
That's what happened in Greater Noida when lawyers went on strike!
They were worried the office might move.
The lawyers protested for a few days.
They stopped working, which made it hard for people to register things.
Officials said the report about moving was wrong, so the lawyers stopped their strike.
Now, people can register documents again.
The office is starting back up, but it might take a little while for everything to get back to normal.
Registry work resumed at the Greater Noida sub-registrar office.
Advocates and deed writers called off their strike on Thursday.
The strike was in response to reports about the office potentially relocating.
Officials assured the protesters the report was false.
Full operations are expected to resume Monday.
- Who
- Advocates and deed writers.
- What
- Registry work resumed after a strike.
- When
- The strike ended Thursday, June 6.
- Where
- Greater Noida sub-registrar office.
- Why
- To protest a report about the office's potential relocation.
Advocate and Deed Writer's Stance
Government Response
Office Location
Advocate and Deed Writer's Stance
Advocates and deed writers sought to prevent relocation.
Government Response
Officials assured the report was false and addressed the advocates' concerns.
- Location
- Greater Noida sub-registrar office
- Affected Parties
- Advocates, deed writers, public
- Start Date of Strike
- June 3
- Demand
- Address relocation concerns
- Outcome
- Strike called off; assurances from officials