Hundreds of people from police alongside their&nbsp;family members protested in Delhi on Tuesday over multiple incidents of violent clashes between cops and lawyers a few days ago.

Hundreds of police personnel gathered outside Police Head Quarters (PHQ) and carried their demonstrations. &nbsp;The family members of cops sloganeered and held placards claiming ''who will protect the protectors of law", "why courts turned blind", etc at India Gate in New Delhi.

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Senior police officers showed solidarity but requested the protesting cops to return to their duty. Rajesh Khurana, one of the senior police officers, was asked to leave by the angry&nbsp;protesters when he urged cops to return to the duty.&nbsp;

Satish Golcha, Special Commissioner of Police Delhi gave assurance to the protesters that all the injured policemen in the Tis Hazari clash will be given at least a compensation of Rs 25 thousand by Delhi Police.

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The tussle between lawyers and Delhi cops has been ongoing from the weekend where both parties have been injured due to the violent struggle. On November 2, clashes broke out between barristers and police personnel for claiming a parking spot outside the Tis Hazari court. 
 
The lawyers set a police van on fire, while the other party&nbsp;ransacked the lawyers' chamber. At least 30 people were injured in the clash where shots were also fired.&nbsp; 
 
Later, a video surfaced where a robe-clad&nbsp;advocate was found punching and slapping a cop who was&nbsp;trying to flee on a motorcycle. This video triggered Tuesday's protests.

So, far six FIRs have been lodged.&nbsp;

"We want justice. We also have human rights, the guilty lawyers must be punished severely," said one of the protesting cops to AFP.

Lawyers also protested and some even threatened to go to an indefinite strike if their demands are not met. &nbsp;

The Central Indian Police Service (IPS) Association and police unions of various states such as Bihar, Tamil Nadu expressed solidarity with the cops over the Tis Hazari clash and demanded a fair investigation of the incident.&nbsp;

Hundreds of people from police alongside their family members protested in Delhi on Tuesday over multiple incidents of violent clashes between cops and lawyers a few days ago.

Hundreds of people from police alongside their family members protested in Delhi on Tuesday over multiple incidents of violent clashes between cops and lawyers a few days ago. Hundreds of police personnel gathered outside Police Head Quarters (PHQ) and carried their demonstrations. The family members of cops sloganeered and held placards claiming ''who will protect the protectors of law", "why courts turned blind", etc at India Gate in New Delhi. Delhi: Family members of Delhi police personnel hold protest at India Gate against the clash that broke out between police & lawyers at Tis Hazari Court on 2nd November. pic.twitter.com/bJA4Z42bi2 — ANI (@ANI) November 5, 2019 × Senior police officers showed solidarity but requested the protesting cops to return to their duty. Rajesh Khurana, one of the senior police officers, was asked to leave by the angry protesters when he urged cops to return to the duty. Satish Golcha, Special Commissioner of Police Delhi gave assurance to the protesters that all the injured policemen in the Tis Hazari clash will be given at least a compensation of Rs 25 thousand by Delhi Police. The tussle between lawyers and Delhi cops has been ongoing from the weekend where both parties have been injured due to the violent struggle. On November 2, clashes broke out between barristers and police personnel for claiming a parking spot outside the Tis Hazari court. The lawyers set a police van on fire, while the other party ransacked the lawyers' chamber. At least 30 people were injured in the clash where shots were also fired. Later, a video surfaced where a robe-clad advocate was found punching and slapping a cop who was trying to flee on a motorcycle. This video triggered Tuesday's protests. So, far six FIRs have been lodged. "We want justice. We also have human rights, the guilty lawyers must be punished severely," said one of the protesting cops to AFP. Lawyers also protested and some even threatened to go to an indefinite strike if their demands are not met. The Central Indian Police Service (IPS) Association and police unions of various states such as Bihar, Tamil Nadu expressed solidarity with the cops over the Tis Hazari clash and demanded a fair investigation of the incident.

Delhi police vs Lawyers: Hundreds of cops protest in national capital over violent clashes

The Delhi High Court has ordered a judicial inquiry into Saturday clashes that broke out between lawyers and the police at Tis Hazari court complex here that left several injured.

The inquiry, to be conducted by the retired judge of Delhi High Court SP Garg, has to be completed within six weeks.

Garg is required to be assisted by Director, CBI, Director, Intelligence Bureau and Director, Vigilance or any superior rank officers appointed by them.

The High Court has also directed Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik to record the statements of the injured advocates.

It has also directed that FIR shall be lodged immediately and the copies of it shall be presented before it.

Meanwhile, the High Court has also directed Delhi government to provide best medical treatment to injured advocates, if possible, then in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), especially to those who are seriously injured.

Also, an ex gratia amount of Rs 50,000 is to be given to Advocate Vijay Verma, and of Rs 15,000 and Rs 10,000 to other two injured advocates. Delhi HC has directed more amount to be paid, over and above the compensation, if the need arises in the future.

All bar associations and bar councils had sought judicial inquiry from a retired judge of Delhi High Court.

A total of four FIRs including cross FIRs from lawyers and the police have been registered in the case.

The third FIR has been registered by a female lawyer against the police for misbehaving and inappropriate gestures.

The District Judge has also registered an FIR over all chaos and clash, the police said.

Around 20 police personnel including Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) and two Station House Officers (SHOs) and eight advocates sustained injuries in the scuffle, which broke out between police and advocates.

After the clash on Saturday, Chief Justice of Delhi High Court Justice DN Patel chaired a meeting with six senior most judges of the court and senior officials of the Delhi Police and discussed the situation after the clash.

Meanwhile, the Bar Council of Delhi has decided to grant Rs 2 lakh each to two lawyers, who are currently in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Rs 50,000 to the lawyers, who sustained injuries in the clash.

 
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The Delhi High Court has ordered a judicial inquiry into Saturday clashes that broke out between lawyers and the police at Tis Hazari court complex here that left several injured.

The Delhi High Court has ordered a judicial inquiry into Saturday clashes that broke out between lawyers and the police at Tis Hazari court complex here that left several injured. The inquiry, to be conducted by the retired judge of Delhi High Court SP Garg, has to be completed within six weeks. Garg is required to be assisted by Director, CBI, Director, Intelligence Bureau and Director, Vigilance or any superior rank officers appointed by them. The High Court has also directed Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik to record the statements of the injured advocates. It has also directed that FIR shall be lodged immediately and the copies of it shall be presented before it. Meanwhile, the High Court has also directed Delhi government to provide best medical treatment to injured advocates, if possible, then in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), especially to those who are seriously injured. Also, an ex gratia amount of Rs 50,000 is to be given to Advocate Vijay Verma, and of Rs 15,000 and Rs 10,000 to other two injured advocates. Delhi HC has directed more amount to be paid, over and above the compensation, if the need arises in the future. All bar associations and bar councils had sought judicial inquiry from a retired judge of Delhi High Court. A total of four FIRs including cross FIRs from lawyers and the police have been registered in the case. The third FIR has been registered by a female lawyer against the police for misbehaving and inappropriate gestures. The District Judge has also registered an FIR over all chaos and clash, the police said. Around 20 police personnel including Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) and two Station House Officers (SHOs) and eight advocates sustained injuries in the scuffle, which broke out between police and advocates. After the clash on Saturday, Chief Justice of Delhi High Court Justice DN Patel chaired a meeting with six senior most judges of the court and senior officials of the Delhi Police and discussed the situation after the clash. Meanwhile, the Bar Council of Delhi has decided to grant Rs 2 lakh each to two lawyers, who are currently in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Rs 50,000 to the lawyers, who sustained injuries in the clash.

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