Yogendra Kumar Awasthi after winning the election for the post of President. Awakening
Jagran correspondent, Kanpur. There was a close contest for the President and the General Secretary in the Bar Association elections. In the last phase of counting for the post of President, Yogendra Kumar Awasthi 'Lallan' defeated Dinesh Kumar Shukla by 62 votes. For General Secretary, Binay Kumar Mishra remained in the lead from the beginning till the end. He won by defeating Sushil Kumar Singh by 82 votes. Counting of candidates for Senior Vice President, Minister and Joint Minister Administration will begin from 10:30 am on Thursday.
The counting of votes started one hour late from the scheduled time of 10 am on Wednesday morning in Ram Avtar Mahana Hall on the upper floor of the Bar Association office. Retired military personnel engaged in counting of votes opened the sealed ballot boxes in front of the candidates or their authorized representatives. The ballot papers were separated only in the presence of the candidates. This work continued till around four in the evening. After this the counting of votes started. Separate benches were set up for counting the votes for the post of President and General Secretary.
The first result for the post of General Secretary was declared at around quarter to nine. Binay Kumar Mishra was declared the winner. As soon as he was declared victorious, his supporters started shouting slogans outside the court. When the police brought him out of the counting venue under security, his supporters showered him with flowers and garlands. Fireworks started going off. He was taken home under police protection. About half an hour later, Yogendra Kumar Awasthi 'Lallan' was declared the winner for the post of president.
When the police brought them out under security, hundreds of supporters who had already gathered outside the court started shouting slogans. Some supporters hugged him. This made him emotional. Supporters shouted slogans and set off fireworks. After this, he was also taken home under police protection. Chairman of the Elders Committee, Umashankar Gupta said that all the candidates for both the posts cooperated fully in the counting of votes. That is why counting of votes continued in a peaceful manner. Under the direction of Subedar Major KK Singh, convener of the Indian Ex-Servicemen Association, 25 retired military personnel counted the votes.
Election results: who got how many votes
status of presidential candidates
Status of General Secretary candidates
Will work in the interest of advocates. No advocate will be harassed during my tenure. Work will be done together with bar and bench. Building a chamber for young advocates is a priority. By increasing the funds of the Bar Association, financial help will be provided to the advocates in case they fall seriously ill. Efforts will be made to increase the Advocate Welfare Fund from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh. The work will be done by taking junior advocates along with them after taking advice from senior advocates. -Yogendra Kumar Awasthi ‘Lallan’, newly elected president
Will solve the problems of the advocates by maintaining coordination with the bar-bench and government-administration. By holding regular meetings of the coordination committee, the things decided in it will be implemented. Even before winning, I had said that if I won, building new chambers would be a priority. Arrangements will be made for cleanliness in the court and seating for advocates and litigants in the courts. No advocate will be allowed to be harassed. -Binay Kumar Mishra, newly elected General Secretary-
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