Nagpur: high drama applies at the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Wednesday after a lawyer allegedly threw harsh words against judges, administrative officers and lawyers in the place.
He was reportedly angry after being banned by police personnel at the main entrance gate because it was not wearing a member mask and he also submitted an unconditional apology for the actions and behavior which was difficult to arrange.
Previously, lawyers had enjoyed these actions at district premiums and court sessions here.
The song Ajay Dongaonkar, who was in the mid-30s, began his scolding at the entrance gate against the police and even threatened them with consequences.
He allegedly threw obscene violations against women on duty when they advised him to wear a mask.
The police also offered him the mask, but Dongaonkar asked those who had issued a coating command in this matter.
After being told that the HC senior judge and the government had set the norms to enter the place, he began to make Ruckus.Dongaonkar somehow received an entry by binding the handkerchief in his mouth and immediately after entering the corridor, he again misused the judges.
, officers and lawyers loudly near the library on the ground floor.
He then went to the corridor near the courtroom and repeated his actions.
Even those who tried to persuade him to come under his verbal attack.
There was a commotion outside the courtroom for some time as a spectator, including lawyers, lawyers and officers, gathered on the first floor to watch him.
Finally, HCBA’s office carrier intervened and asked the police to act against him.
The police took him to their office at the entrance and held him for some time.
The women constantly planned to file a police complaint against him because they used rough and obscene language against them.
After realizing his mistake, he submitted an unconditional apology to the police and others and assured that he would not repeat his actions.
The police station consciously then decided not to oppose it.
High drama in HC, after a lawyer threw a field oath against the police & judges
