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Haryana: Statewide strike by lawyers today

Call given by Sirsa Bar association

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Lawyers across Haryana will suspend work in courts on Friday in support of advocate Amit Sihag, against whom a “false FIR” has been registered. The call was given by the District Bar Association, Sirsa, which has been on strike since August 12.

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The dispute began on July 29, when a Junior Engineer (JE) of the District Town Planning (DTP) Department visited Sihag’s property near NH-9 regarding alleged unauthorised construction. Sihag claims that the official entered the premises by scaling a boundary wall in his absence, leading him to suspect a trespasser and call the police. The JE was taken to Ding police station, where Sihag submitted a written complaint. However, the next day, an FIR was filed against Sihag and two others, accusing them of assaulting the JE and obstructing government work.

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The Sirsa Bar has demanded cancellation of the FIR and appealed for statewide support. Most Bar associations in Haryana have agreed to suspend work on August 22.

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