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They pelted stones at law enforces, broke windows SAMAA | Sohail Rashid - Posted: Feb 8, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 months ago SAMAA | Sohail Rashid Posted: Feb 8, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 months ago
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Lawyers in Islamabad staged a protest after their chambers at the Islamabad judicial complex were destroyed by the Capital Development Authority on Monday.
The authority has claimed that these chambers are being built on encroached land.
The lawyers have challenged these claims. The protesters marched towards the Chief Justice Block and broke windows there. They also shouted slogans outside the IHC Chief Justice s office. Athar Minallah is reportedly stuck in his chamber.
Islamabad lawyers demand reconstruction of chambers after wreaking havoc at IHC
Police officials shield IHC from protesting lawyers. DawnNewsTV
After barging into the Islamabad High Court building and rioting outside the chief justice s chambers, lawyers on Monday presented six demands including reconstruction of chambers as well as compensation.
Earlier today, lawyers wreaked havoc on the IHC building as they protested the demolition of their chambers by the Capital Development Authority on Tuesday night.
They barged into the Chief Justice Block, broke windows and shouted slogans against IHC CJ Athar Minallah outside his chamber, trapping him inside. The IHC top judge was inside his chamber at the time, however, special security police troops were not present when the lawyers entered the block and arrived much later.