Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Chhattisgarh High Court Denies Bail to Mob Members
The Chhattisgarh High Court recently said that courts are for justice, not protests.
They refused to grant bail to two men who were part of a group that entered a courtroom, shouted slogans, threatened someone, and even pushed police officers.
The court's chief justice, Ramesh Sinha, explained that courtrooms must stay calm and respectful places for justice to be done.
He said they are not places for protests or public arguments.
The court decided this to keep the court's dignity and ensure justice is served properly.
Chhattisgarh High Court denied anticipatory bail to two men who allegedly disrupted judicial proceedings.
The men were part of a mob that entered a courtroom, raised slogans, and threatened an accused person.
The court emphasized that court premises must remain neutral and dignified spaces for justice.
Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha stated that courts are not venues for protests or public agitations.
The men also allegedly manhandled police personnel during the disruption.
- Who
- Two men allegedly part of a mob
- What
- Denial of anticipatory bail for disrupting court proceedings
- When
- Recently (exact date not specified)
- Where
- Chhattisgarh High Court
- Why
- To maintain the dignity and neutrality of court premises
- Location
- Chhattisgarh High Court
- Action
- Denied anticipatory bail
- Reason
- Disruption of judicial proceedings
- Key Figure
- Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha
- Nature of Disruption
- Slogans, threats, manhandling police