Former Attorney General Soli Sorabjee reacts to the clashes between lawyers inside the Patiala House court. "They are goons not lawyers, never been so pained to see such people in legal community," he said.


The fresh incident of violence at the court complex brought to the notice of the SC, which has sought the presence of the Delhi Police today.

Vikram Singh Chauhan, the lawyer seen on camera attacking people on Monday, today climbed the gate of the court where Kanhaiya Kumar's case was being heard.  Despite his role in Monday's violence, he has not been arrested.


While media houses have clearly identified some of the people responsible for the attack on teachers, students and journalists at Patiala House Court on February 15, the police officially is still only "trying to identify some of the men involved".


Chauhan has admitted to organising the protest against "anti-nationals". Though he claims not to belong to any political party, Chauhan has been photographed with several BJP leaders in the past, including union home minister Rajnath Singh. Chauhan is leading the protest at Patiala House Court again on Wednesday afternoon.


Photo credit: Vikram Singh Chauhan's FB page