Judicial officer raising his voice at judges amounts to ‘gross indiscipline’, says Supreme Court
The top court was hearing a plea by Dilip S. Ghumare, a judicial officer from Maharashtra, challenging a Bombay High Court order initiating contempt proceedings against him for committing an “inexcusable act with impunity” in open court
· 9/10/2026, 12:27:06 PM· 2 min read
The top court was hearing a plea by Dilip S. Ghumare, a judicial officer from Maharashtra, challenging a Bombay High Court order initiating contempt proceedings against him for committing an “inexcusable act with impunity” in open court
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