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Delhi: Leaders of two lawyers' groups involved in firing incident at Tis Hazari Court complex arrested

Three advocates were arrested in connection with the firing incident and sent to four-day police custody by a local court on Thursday

PTI New Delhi Published 07.07.23, 12:07 PM
The police said the two groups were allegedly involved in the firing incident that was reported on the court premises on Wednesday.

The police said the two groups were allegedly involved in the firing incident that was reported on the court premises on Wednesday. File image

The leaders of both groups of lawyers allegedly involved in the firing incident at the Tis Hazari Court complex were arrested on Friday, police said.

Manish Sharma, the vice-president of the Delhi Bar Association, and Lalit Sharma, the brother of the association's secretary Atul Sharma, have been arrested, they said.

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Further raids are underway, the police added.

Three advocates were arrested in connection with the firing incident and sent to four-day police custody by a local court on Thursday.

The police said the two groups were allegedly involved in the firing incident that was reported on the court premises on Wednesday.

It was alleged that an official of the Delhi Bar Association opened fire at the supporters of another association member. A video purporting to show a person firing in the air while some people throw stones and wooden planks was circulated on social media.

Following a night-long operation in Bhalswa, Swaroop Nagar, Haiderpur, Shalimar Bagh and Vikaspuri on Thursday, the police apprehended advocates Aman Singh, Sachin Sangwan and Ravi Gupta.

According to a police officer, the three accused belong to rival groups of bar association office-bearers. Three country-made firearms, four live cartridges and two cars were seized from them.

Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by The Telegraph Online staff and has been published from a syndicated feed.

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