PRAYAGRAJ, April 25 -- Work at both registry offices in Prayagraj came to a standstill on Friday morning after a group of lawyers staged a protest, forcibly stopping proceedings and allegedly assaulting registry office employees. The disruption created chaos inside the offices, prompting authorities to suspend all registry operations for several hours. Following complaints by several lawyers, district magistrate Manish Kumar Verma sought a report from assistant inspector general (AIG) of stamps Rakesh Chandra and ordered the immediate reopening of the offices. Registry work later resumed in both locations. Notably, registry operations had also remained suspended on Thursday due to similar protests by lawyers. Officials said the unrest stemmed from an ongoing dispute between two rival factions of lawyers. AIG Rakesh Chandra said the DM has ordered an inquiry into the incident and directed that an FIR be lodged against those involved in physically assaulting employees. Instructions have also been issued for installing CCTV cameras and strengthening security arrangements to prevent such incidents in the future. The identity of a man found dead on railway tracks after being hit by a train was established on Friday. The Government Railway Police (GRP) handed over the body to the family after conducting a post-mortem. The deceased was identified as Pradeep Kumar (38), a resident of Bari ka Purwa Bhadri village under Kunda Kotwali area in Pratapgarh. He had gone towards the railway line passing near the village early Thursday morning for some work and was hit by a train at the eastern end of Bhadri railway station. The body of a missing woman was recovered from the bushes in the Mauaima area in Prayagraj. The deceased has been identified as Anita Devi (45), a resident of Rangpura Nai Basti. Her family has alleged murder and accused the police of negligence in the case. Anita's body was found in bushes behind a power substation near Sisai Sipah village. According to the post-mortem report, she was murdered about four days before the body was recovered. The cause of death was severe head and facial injuries inflicted with a heavy blunt object....