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Shoe hurling incident: SC not inclined to issue contempt notice to lawyer; to consider preventive measures
Judiciary
Shoe hurling incident: SC not inclined to issue contempt notice to lawyer; to consider preventive measures

SC declines contempt action against lawyer in shoe-hurling case; to frame preventive court security guidelines after CJI Gavai’s magnanimous pardon.

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SC dissuades immediate action against shoe throwing lawyer Judiciary
SC dissuades immediate action against shoe throwing lawyer

SC discourages action against lawyer who tried to hurl shoe at CJI, saying it may trigger another social media episode and divert focus from vital cases.

Lawyer attempts to hurl shoes at CJI in courtroom Legal Insiders
Lawyer attempts to hurl shoes at CJI in courtroom

Lawyer attempts to throw shoes at CJI B.R. Gavai in Supreme Court; security intervenes swiftly as he shouts slogans over ‘Sanatan’ remarks.

'I respect all religions,' CJI on social media reactions to remarks on reconstruction of Lord Vishnu idol Legal Insiders
'I respect all religions,' CJI on social media reactions to remarks on reconstruction of Lord Vishnu idol

CJI B R Gavai clarifies remarks on Lord Vishnu idol plea, says his words were misrepresented on social media and he respects all religions.

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