Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Surgeon Jailed, Fined After Disruptive Rice Incident in Court
A doctor, accused of murder, threw rice in court, stopping the trial.
People thought he might be doing something like black magic.
The judge was not happy because it stopped the court from working, and the doctor had done something similar before.
The doctor said the rice fell by accident, but the judge didn't believe him.
As a result, the doctor was punished with a fine and a short time in jail.
A surgeon on trial for murder disrupted court by throwing rice.
The incident caused a halt in court proceedings and sparked concerns about black magic.
Court staff reported a similar incident before the hearing.
The surgeon claimed the rice fell accidentally; the court rejected this.
The surgeon was fined and briefly jailed for the disruptive behavior.
- Who
- Dr. Chander Vibhas, the accused surgeon.
- What
- A surgeon, accused in a murder case, disrupted court proceedings by throwing rice.
- When
- The incident occurred during a court hearing.
- Where
- A Delhi court.
- Why
- The reason for throwing the rice is unclear; the court deemed it disruptive.
Court's Perspective
Accused's Perspective
Intent vs. Accident
Court's Perspective
The court viewed the surgeon's actions as disruptive and unacceptable.
Accused's Perspective
The surgeon claimed his actions were accidental.
- Accused
- Dr. Chander Vibhas
- Profession
- Surgeon
- Court
- Delhi Court
- Judge
- ASJ Shefali Barnala Tandon
- Charge
- Disrupting court proceedings
- Punishment
- Imprisonment until the rising of the Court and a fine of Rs 2,000
- Case
- 2011 murder case
