BCI postpones press conference to Monday, cites heavy crowd of supporters at venue

The Bar Council of India has postponed its press conference scheduled for Saturday to Monday, citing a heavy crowd of BCI supporters expected at the venue.

Bar Council of IndiaBar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra. (Photo: X/Manan Kumar Mishra)

The press conference scheduled by the Bar Council of India (BCI) for Saturday has been postponed to Monday, according to a communication from the office of the BCI chairperson Manan Kumar Mishra. It said the revised time and other details for the press conference on Monday will be communicated separately.

The communication stated that a heavy crowd of BCI supporters was expected at the venue on Saturday afternoon, and that the auditorium would be fully packed. It added that considering the practical difficulties in ensuring orderly movement and proper arrangements for members of the media, it has been decided to hold the press conference on Monday, August 24, instead.

In a press release shared late Friday, the BCI said, “The Hon’ble Chairman, Bar Council of India, along with other Hon’ble Members of the Bar Council of India, will participate in the Press Conference and address matters of importance concerning the legal profession, legal education and other issues presently engaging the attention of the Bar Council of India. Representatives of the print, electronic and digital media are cordially invited to attend and cover the Press Conference.”

Somya Panwar is a legal journalist at The Indian Express (Digital), where she covers the various High Courts across the country and the Supreme Court of India. Her writing is driven by a deep interest in how law influences society, particularly in areas of gender, feminism, and women’s rights. She is especially drawn to stories that examine questions of equality, autonomy, and social justice through the lens of the courts. Her work aims to make complex legal developments accessible, contextual, and relevant to everyday readers, with a focus on explaining what court decisions mean beyond legal jargon and how they shape public life. Alongside reporting, she manages the social media presence for Indian Express Legal, where she designs and curates posts using her understanding of digital trends, audience behaviour, and visual communication. Combining legal insight with strategic content design, she works on building engagement and expanding the desk’s digital reach. Somya holds a B.A. LL.B and a Master’s degree in Journalism. Before moving fully into media, she gained experience in litigation and briefly worked in corporate, giving her reporting a strong foundation. ... Read More

 

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