Lawyers clash over Rohtak BJP MP Arvind Sharma’s remarks

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Rohtak, November 8

A faction of local lawyers and khap panchayats have castigated Rohtak MP Arvind Sharma for his remarks in which he had threatened to gouge out eyes of those who harmed BJP leader(s).

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A group of lawyers led by District Bar Association general secretary Deepak Hooda staged a demonstration and burnt effigies of Sharma and ex-minister Manish Grover here today. A clash broke out between lawyers supporting the Hooda camp and those in favour of the BJP during the protest. — TNS

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