Newspaper Headlines: Delhi Cops Protest Outside Police Headquarters Against Assault By Lawyers

The Times Of India: Despite of Supreme Court warning, farm fires still rage on in Punjab and 3,000 cops laid an unprecedented siege to the Delhi Police headquarters, leading to an 11-hour standoff are the top stories.

Hindustan Times is leading with one million devotees likely to descend on Ayodhya for a Hindu religious event next Tuesday around the same time the Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title dispute. Police personnel protest outside Delhi Police headquarters in an unprecedented public demonstration of anger over an assault on members of the force by lawyers after a violent clash on the weekend, are the top stories.

The Indian Express: Over 2,000 police personnel and their family members gathered outside Delhi Police headquarters at ITO to protest the recent attacks against policemen by lawyers and Bengaluru police illegally tapped telephones of several public figures in the state, are the top stories of the daily.

The Telegraph is leading with policemen holding protest outside police headquarters in New Delhi to demand action against lawyers who had beaten up the men in khaki following a parking brawl in the Tis Hazari courts' complex. Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis held a meeting with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, in what is being seen as a last-ditch attempt to save the alliance with the Shiv Sena, are on the front page of paper.

The Asian Age: Delhi police personnel held protest against two attacks on their colleagues by lawyers and Maharashtra chief minister swearing-in ceremony is likely to be a low-key affair, are the top stories