Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Lawyer Escorted Out After Disrupting CJI Court
A woman lawyer got very upset in court and started shouting.
She wanted to talk about a case that wasn't on the list, even though the judges told her to stop.
She said her friend was murdered and the police weren't helping.
The judges tried to help her, but she kept talking loudly.
The court marshals had to take her out of the room because she wouldn't calm down.
The judges even turned off the microphone for a little while because she was so loud.
A woman lawyer disrupted the Supreme Court proceedings by persistently raising an unlisted case.
The lawyer alleged her friend was murdered and the police officer involved was now the Investigating Officer.
The bench advised her to follow due process and file a proper petition, but she refused to leave.
The lawyer resisted attempts by female court marshals to remove her, shouting and maintaining her stance.
The online streaming of court proceedings was briefly muted, and she was eventually escorted out.
- Who
- A woman lawyer and the Supreme Court bench
- What
- The lawyer disrupted court proceedings and was escorted out
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- New Delhi, Supreme Court
- Why
- The lawyer persistently raised an unlisted case despite directions to stop
- Location
- New Delhi
- Date
- Wednesday
- Court
- Supreme Court
- Bench Members
- CJI Surya Kant, Justices Ujjal Bhuyan, N K Singh
- Incident
- Lawyer disrupted proceedings, was escorted out