Prayagraj: The Indian Justice Forum, High Court Executive, on Friday demanded that the newly elected executive committee of the High Court Bar Association halt the chamber allotment process. In a memorandum to the newly elected executive committee’s president, Dr. C.P. Upadhyay, and general secretary, Santosh Kumar Mishra, the Indian Justice Forum demanded that chamber allotment process should be postponed until the demand for free allotment is met. Advocate Kamal Narayan Singh, President of the Bharatiya Nyay Manch, and Advocate Sanjay Kumar Rai, General Secretary, stated that there has been a persistent demand for free allotment of newly constructed chambers, and assurances have been received, but a decision is still pending. The matter is currently under consideration by the Chief Justice and the Chamber Allotment Committee of Allahabad, and a decision is pending following discussions with the Chief Minister. Consequently, the Chamber Allotment Committee initiated the chamber allotment process on October 21st, and the deadline for depositing a deposit of ₹75,000 per chamber has been set as November 5th. Following a proposal from former Vice President of the High Court Bar Association, Shriram Pandey, the Bharatiya Nyay Manch, High Court Executive, met today to oppose the start of the chamber allotment process. Kamal Narayan Singh chaired the meeting and Sanjay Kumar Rai conducted the meeting. The meeting unanimously passed a resolution stating that lawyers should receive free chambers for legal work. Because the interest of the plaintiff is paramount and ensuring timely justice to the aggrieved people is the priority of the government. It was said that the building has been constructed from the state government’s funds, in which all the advocates have also contributed. In such a situation, allotment of chambers is necessary free of cost. Till the allotment of chambers is free of cost, the advocates are ready to fight shoulder to shoulder with the Bar Association. Former Vice President Shriram Pandey, BB Rai, Kaushal Kumar Ojha, Manish Dwivedi, Sunil Kumar, Gufran Khan, Ashok Kumar Singh, Rakesh Kumar Bharti, Ajitabh Choubey, Piyush Pandey, Ankit Mishra, Vikas Dwivedi, Vikas Mishra, Anurag Yadav, Abhishek Pandey, Ashutosh Pathak, Vinod Kumar Pal and many others were present in the meeting.