CJI Viral Video: DY Chandrachud Gets Tough With Senior Advocate During Electoral Bond Case Hearing, Says 'Don't Shout at Me'

CJI Viral Video: In a recent hearing at the Supreme Court, a heated argument between Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and advocate Mathews Nedumpara has caught the attention of social media users, as a video of their exchange has gone viral. The altercation took place during the proceedings of the Electoral Bond case on March 18.

Watch the viral video here:

Argument Erupts

Advocate Mathews Nedumpara raised concerns during the hearing, stating it was done "behind the back of the citizens." This assertion led to a tense exchange between Nedumpara and CJI DY Chandrachud, during which the CJI remarked, "Don't shout at me."

CJI's Response and Nedumpara's Persistence

Responding to Nedumpara's remarks, CJI DY Chandrachud urged the advocate to refrain from shouting, stating, "If you want to move an application, file an application. We are not hearing you." Despite the Chief Justice's clear indication that Nedumpara's argument was not being entertained, the advocate persisted in speaking.

Justice Gavai's Warning

As Nedumpara continued to voice his grievances, Justice Gavai intervened, issuing a warning to the advocate, "You want contempt notice?" This stern warning underscored the seriousness of the situation and the court's stance on maintaining decorum during proceedings.

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