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Telangana Advocates to Boycott Justice Bhattacharya’s Bench From June 30

Accusing her of humiliating advocates, the association has requested her suspension pending a transfer to another court.

A large group of advocates, both men and women, dressed in black robes with white neckbands, are gathered in a courtroom or hall, seated and standing closely together. Most have serious or thoughtful expressions. The setting has arched doorways, a framed portrait on the wall, and air conditioning ducts visible above. A man with grey hair is seen from behind in the foreground, possibly addressing the group.

Overview

  • The Telangana High Court Advocates Association unanimously resolved on June 26 to boycott Justice Bhattacharya’s court starting June 30, 2025.
  • Advocates allege she has created a hostile courtroom atmosphere by humiliating lawyers, dismissing appeals without hearings and imposing excessive costs.
  • More than 300 members, including senior advocates such as V. Raghunath and M.S. Prasad, voiced their grievances at the general body meeting.
  • The association has petitioned the Acting Chief Justice of Telangana High Court and the Chief Justice of India to suspend her duties and reassign her to another jurisdiction.
  • Members have demanded that no new cases be allotted to Justice Bhattacharya until her transfer is completed.