The Allahabad High Court lawyers will boycott judicial work on Monday to draw the government’s attention to their long-pending demand for more funds for welfare schemes for advocates.
The high court lawyers will be joined by their counterparts from district courts and other tribunals in the boycott which was called by the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh (BCUP), the apex body for advocates in the state.
On March 2, the BCUP had called for the statewide strike to protest against the government’s delay in providing sufficient finances for welfare schemes for advocates.
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