Union Law minister Sadananda Gowda today reiterated that the centre will not interfere in the bifurcation of the Hyderabad High Court as the matter is in the purview of judiciary. He told this reporters in Delhi after various delegations called on him in Delhi seeking the central government intervention for bifurcation of the high court.He said the Andhra Pradesh government has to provide infrastructure for setting of the new High Court after formation of Telangana state.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the number of suspensions of the judiciary officers has gone up to five for agitating against the High Court. The advocates and judges of lower courts have been agitating for the past several days demanding immediate bifurcation of the High Court and removal of option for judges to choose their place of work. Hundreds of judges and advocates took part in protests today across the state. Meanwhile, the ruling TRS and the BJP besides other parties extended their support to the agitating judges.