The association termed the allegations levelled against the judicial officers as "baseless" and said that such act is "condemnable".
"We unanimously resolve that judges remain an easy target for those who wish to asperse the reputation of the judge out of the grudge or disgruntling from the court's orders," DJSA president Rajesh Malik said.
He further said that such allegations damage the image of judiciary and deserves strong disapproval.
Chauhan claimed the Bar has got an assurance that a strict and appropriate action would be taken against the magistrate of Tis Hazari Court and other erring judges.
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