KANPUR, Nov. 3 -- The Kanpur Bar Association and the Lawyers Association have demanded Rs 5 crore in compensation for the family of Kalpi Bar Association president Gayadeen Ahirwar, who was murdered on October 31. They have also demanded a government job for one of his family members. In a memorandum submitted to the chief minister on Monday through the Kanpur divisional commissioner, the two associations condemned the killing and demanded that the accused be tried in a fast-track court and given strict punishment. The memorandum also repeated the demand for the immediate implementation of the advocate protection act in Uttar Pradesh. The demand for the Act had earlier been raised in a 15-point charter submitted after the provincial lawyers' conference held in Kanpur on September 10 and 11. The memorandum was jointly signed by Lawyers Association president Dinesh Chandra Verma, Kanpur Bar Association president Yogendra Kumar Awasthi, and general secretaries Rajeev Yadav and Vinay Kumar Mishra.htc...