Ajmer, Oct. 13 -- Lawyers staged protests in Ajmer and Bhilwara on Monday, demanding action against those accused of assaulting advocates in two separate incidents and alleging delays in police action. In Ajmer, the protest followed an incident in Kishangarh two days ago, when Deputy Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Anju Yadav allegedly slapped advocate Babulal during an altercation over traffic obstruction. A video of the incident went viral on social media. Responding to a call by the Ajmer District Bar Association, lawyers boycotted work and blocked both sides of Jaipur Road outside the Sessions Court. They later marched to the District Collectorate, where pushing and shoving broke out after protesters pulled down barricades. A delegation subsequently submitted a memorandum to SP Harshvardhan Agrawal, seeking action against Yadav. Bar Association president Yogendra Ojha questioned whether an officer could escape legal consequences by apologising on social media. "The power to punish lies with the court, not the police," he said. However, Yadav and Babulal later issued a joint video statement saying the matter had been resolved through mutual understanding. In Bhilwara, lawyers boycotted work and protested outside the Collectorate, burning tyres and blocking roads to demand the arrest of the main accused in a knife attack on advocate Govind Manmiya. The lawyers said police had arrested three people, including Durga Lal alias Akshay Gurjar, Vikram and Maruti Devi, but the prime accused remained at large. The attack took place on October 2, when Manmiya was returning home on his motorcycle and was allegedly stopped and stabbed by a group of people....