CJI Chandrachud Rebukes Lawyer for Informal Language in Supreme Court

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud criticized a lawyer for using 'yeah' in court and demanded the removal of Justice Gogoi's name from a petition.

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud reprimanded a lawyer for using the term 'yeah' during Supreme Court proceedings, stating it was inappropriate for a courtroom setting.
The lawyer was addressing a petition that included former Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi as a respondent, which Chandrachud found unacceptable.
The CJI emphasized that a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) cannot include a judge as a respondent and insisted on maintaining courtroom decorum.
Chandrachud instructed the lawyer to remove Justice Gogoi's name from the petition and to submit a written statement confirming this action.
The lawyer's petition stemmed from a previous dismissal of his plea by Justice Gogoi, which he claimed was based on an illegal statement.