Soon after Mohapatra's refusal, the disgruntled members of OSBC authorised its vice-chairman Debadatta Mishra to convene an extraordinary council meeting to take up the no confidence motion and to take action as per the Council rules.
The no confidence motion would be taken up against Mohapatra and the Bar Council of India representative Devi Prasanna Dhal at the meeting to be convened soon, Mishra said.
At least 15 members of the 25-member Council have claimed that the chairman has lost its confidence and he should honourably relinquish the post to pave the way for the election to find his replacement.
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