‘Tu Hai Kya Cheez’: Convict, Lawyer Threaten Woman Judge in Delhi Courtroom Drama

New Delhi | April 22, 2025:
A sentencing hearing at a Delhi trial court escalated into chaos when a convict and his lawyer openly threatened a woman judge, shouting insults and behaving aggressively.

The convict, already facing serious charges, was being sentenced when he interrupted the proceedings and shouted, “Tu hai kya cheez?” His lawyer shockingly echoed the sentiment, questioning the judge’s authority in open court.

Courtroom staff and police were forced to intervene. An emergency FIR is now under discussion, and judicial officers have raised concerns about rising hostility toward women judges.


🚨 Bar Council Condemns Behavior, Security Review Ordered

The Delhi Bar Council swiftly issued a statement condemning the incident, calling the lawyer’s behavior “unacceptable” and “bringing disrepute to the legal profession.”

The Delhi High Court is expected to seek a detailed report. Meanwhile, the woman judge has formally reported the event and taken leave citing safety concerns.

Court security protocols may now be revised to include more on-site police deployment and panic alert systems for trial-level judges.


📊 Growing Threats to Judicial Officers

This is not the first time judicial officers have faced aggression. In 2023, a woman magistrate in Lucknow was stalked and harassed outside her court, prompting widespread concern.

Legal experts warn that without swift punishment for contempt, the dignity of the judiciary will erode.

🔗 Related: 2023 Lucknow Magistrate Harassment Case →


FAQ (People Also Ask)

Can a convict threaten a judge and get away with it?
No. Such behavior qualifies as criminal contempt and can lead to further imprisonment and blacklisting of legal representation.

What is the role of the Bar Council in such incidents?
Bar Councils can suspend lawyers’ licenses and initiate disciplinary action in cases of professional misconduct.

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