Kolkata, Oct. 7 -- The Calcutta High Court has taken suo motu cognisance of the alleged attack on lawyer Sayan Bandyopadhyay at Baruipur court and directed that all parties connected with the case be issued notices.
The court also expressed concern over reports of attacks on lawyers at different places in West Bengal.
During Wednesday's hearing, advocate Subhankar Nag told a division bench headed by Chief Justice Rabindranath V. Ghuge that lawyers were being attacked at various places in the state.
He referred to the ongoing work abstention by lawyers at Bankshall and Chandannagar courts and also brought to the court's notice the alleged attack on Calcutta High Court advocate Shamim Ahmed in Salboni.
Chief Justice Ghuge said the court w...