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Advocates, Delhi police clash at Tis Hazari Court, several cars set  on fire

| @indiablooms | Nov 02, 2019, at 05:08 pm

New Delhi/UNI/IBNS: A clash broke out between the lawyers and Delhi police personnel at Tis Hazari Court here on Saturday.

Several cars were set ablaze during the clash.

Sources told UNI news agency that one lawyer was injured during the scuffle.

He was admitted to St Stephens hospital.

Sources claimed that the lawyers were angry over parking issues in the complex.

They have locked themselves inside the court premises, preventing police and media persons from entering.

Keeping in view the tense situation, police have locked several gates leading into the court complex to prevent protesters from entering.  

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