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Meerut Lawyers Bar BJP Members From Courts Over High Court Bench Demand

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Lawyers in Meerut have decided to ban entry of BJP representatives into local courts as a form of protest. The action follows their longstanding demand for the establishment of a High Court bench in the region. A delegation of lawyers had previously met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to press for the bench's creation. The protest reflects growing frustration among the legal community over the unmet demand.

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