"The council declares such meeting to be illegal and any advocate found taking part in any such meeting shall be dealt with for gross professional misconduct and for creating unrest among members of the Bar in Tamil Nadu," the BCI announced in its warning.
On its part the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, issued show-cause notice to another batch of 19 lawyers for having participated in a rally and meeting in Madurai on September 10.
On September 22, BCI suspended 14 lawyers from practicing before any court or tribunal for their August 2015 meeting and anti-helmet procession in Madurai.
On its directive, the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry issued show-cause notices to seven of its sitting members for having participated in a protest at Tiruchirappali and another set of lawyers who had occupied Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul's court hall for an entire day on September 14.