Bill that bars advocate from going on strike is undemocratic ? |
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| Yes | 73 % |
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| No | 23 % |
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| Can't say | 4 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 227 | |
| Submitted By - Admin | Read Comments |
| Posted by Asha Kanta Sharma |
02/10/2017 12:14:33 |
| Yes agree on it...It is not democratic. | |
| Posted by venkatesh Rao |
14/08/2017 16:13:35 |
| They are going on strike at the cost of their clients. | |
| Posted by Najmudin Bookwala |
12/08/2017 00:59:04 |
| Indian constituton is permited by right to laoud to information by showing matter connected organization | |
| Posted by Arati Gawde |
31/05/2017 10:18:27 |
| Posted by Dr. Atul [9013898936] |
08/04/2017 14:30:01 |
| As a practicing advocate for over a decade, I've come too see that strike is often used as a 'political' stunt to coerce the Bench or the legislature. It's not fair for lawyers to go on strike. Of course, it would be very grave indeed if the Judiciary or the Parliament takes any steps to curb the freedom and independence of lawyers, but the solution out of it should be the process of law and not strike. If lawyers cannot seek justice for themselves from Courts without going on strike we lawyers will defeat the whole process of law. | |
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