Delhi Police released the lawyer who attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai during a court hearing. The Supreme Court chose not to file charges, showing restraint and focusing on maintaining judicial dignity.
Today, On 6th September, The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCOARA) condemned an advocate’s act against the Chief Justice of India, calling it an “unwarranted and intemperate gesture.” SCOARA urged the Supreme Court to initiate suo motu contempt proceedings, affirming full support for the judiciary.
India faces growing security threats from neighboring countries and must learn from recent political upheaval in Bangladesh, according to BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra. He emphasized the need for vigilance and urged the legal fraternity to educate the public about internal and external threats to national security. These concerns reflect broader anxieties within India’s leadership about regional stability and the role of the legal community.
Today(on 12th April),During a hearing at Calcutta High Court, Justices Bagchi and Kanth admonished a junior advocate for lacking necessary case files, putting them in a tough spot. Despite the advocate’s apologies and blaming the senior, the judges stressed the importance of being prepared and not betraying clients’ trust. The bench ultimately granted bail but imparted a crucial lesson on professionalism to the advocate.