‘Set Judge’ Remark Row: AAP’s Saurabh Bharadwaj Urges CJI to Initiate Contempt Action Against Delhi CM

AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj has urged the CJI to take suo motu contempt action against Delhi CM Rekha Gupta over her alleged “set judge” remark. He claimed the statement attempts to defame the judiciary and weaken public trust in the courts.

Lowered Court’s And Tried To Interfere With Judicial Proceedings: Delhi High Court Frames Criminal Contempt Charges Against Advocate

The Delhi High Court framed criminal contempt charges against a Delhi advocate for scandalous allegations in court and a similar LinkedIn post. The court said he lowered its authority and interfered with judicial proceedings by uploading the post.

Ramzan Row: Allahabad High Court Sends Contempt Notice to Bareilly DM, SSP Over ‘Interference’ in Namaz on Private Property

The Allahabad High Court has issued contempt notices to Bareilly’s DM and SSP for allegedly stopping namaz inside a private property despite a prior court order. The bench said prayers at private premises do not require government permission unless they spill onto public roads.

Delhi High Court Takes Contempt Action Against Lawyer Over ‘Corrupt Judiciary’ Allegations: Reckless, Contemptuous, and Scandalous Claim

The Delhi High Court initiated contempt proceedings against a lawyer for making allegations of a ‘corrupt judiciary.’ The court described the claims as reckless, contemptuous, and scandalous, emphasizing that such statements undermine the integrity of the judicial system.

“Supreme Court Strikes Down Delhi HC’s Contempt Review Order, Calls It Invalid”

The Supreme Court of India annulled the Delhi High Court’s review of a contempt ruling, deeming it legally impermissible. It upheld a single judge’s finding of “intentional and malafide” disobedience regarding a contempt case. The Supreme Court emphasized that such rulings must be respected and cannot be reviewed without proper legal grounds.

Over 1.45 Lakh Contempt Cases Pending: Union Law Ministry Urges All Govt. Departments to Comply With Judicial Orders

NEW DELHI: The Union Law and Justice Ministry has asked all government ministries to improve their compliance with court orders. This step aims to reduce the huge number of pending contempt cases—around 1.45 lakh—in the Supreme Court and High Courts.