Justice is locked in the Court for no reason as his color of skin is Dark ,Dinakaran row: Lawyers lock up two Karnataka HC judges

Unfortunate to Judiciary system in India, Bar Counsel should act upon this kind of scenarios.

Caste is the only basis for accepting authority... alas....

when Indians will raise above Caste, creed, religion to Nationalism... Cancel the Bar Memebership who particiapted in this protest.. It will be  lesson for others..

Do Judge require the good favors of BAR to ciontinue as Judge.. where they take side of each other in many instances.. Bar Counsel reforms are Required.. Jaitley attempted.. Moily  need to look in this matters

 

Bengaluru/Chennai: Chaos reigned in the Karnataka High Court premises when a section of agitating advocates disrupted proceedings and locked up two judges in a court hall to protest the continuance of the Chief Justice P.D. Dinakaran, who is facing land grabbing charge.

Members of the Advocates Association of Bangalore (AAB) barged into the court hall of Justice Dinakaran and shouted slogans against him, forcing him to leave the hall but he resumed sitting later amid tight police security.

Efforts by the Chief Justice to explain himself were drowned out by the loud slogans of the protesters, some of whom also roughed up their colleagues sitting in the court hall for refusing to join the stir.

Pandemonium prevailed in the court premises as the lawyers disrupted proceedings and forced some judges who were hearing cases to suspend the proceedings.

Justice V. Gopala Gowda and Justice Nagaratna, who refused to suspend hearing of cases, were locked within the court hall and the power supply cut off for an hour, which both described as a "great shame". Protesters also broke a
book shelf.

A cameraman of a private channel was assaulted by protesters for trying to record the happenings. The channel later filed an FIR with the police.

Meanwhile in Tamil Nadu, police thwarted a bid by a CPI(M)
affiliated farmers' body to forcibly enter land allegedly encroached by Justice Dinakaran, arresting 300 protesters at Tiruvallur near Kaverirajapuram, his native village.