On Monday (October 06, 2025) in the Supreme Court, a lawyer created a ruckus in front of Chief Justice BR Gawai. He also tried to remove the shoe in front of the CJI. When the security personnel tried to get him out, he also raised the slogan of ‘Hindustan’, ‘Sanatan will not bear the insult of Sanatan’. This incident took place around 11 am. After this incident, the Chief Justice asked the lawyers present in the court to continue work. He said that he is not affected by such things.

Was the lawyer angry with CJI’s comment?

CJI Gavai recently commented in the case related to the re -installation of the seven -feet tall statue of Lord Vishnu in Khajuraho, which was strongly opposed. Dismissing the petition related to this case, the CJI said, ‘Go and ask God to do something. You say that you are a staunch devotee of Lord Vishnu. So now go and pray. It is an archaeological site and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will have to be given permission, etc.

I respect all religions: CJI

This comment by the Chief Justice created a ruckus on social media and many users accused the Chief Justice of hurting religious sentiments. Speaking on the dispute in the open court two days later, Chief Justice Gavai said that he had no intention to disrespect him. He said, ‘I respect all religions … It happened on social media.’

Solicitor General supported CJI

Representing the Central Government, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, while supporting the Chief Justice, said that reactions to incidents are often exaggerated on social media. He said, ‘We have seen this … Newton has a rule that says that every action has a similar response, but now every action is having an unbearable response on social media, sir.’

It is believed that the lawyer who carried out the incident was also angry with this incident and he took this step in charge.

Cji br gavai on constitution: Chief Justice BR Gawai said on Wednesday (25 June 2025) that the Constitution of India is supreme and all three organs of democracy work under the Constitution. He said that some people say that Parliament is supreme, but in his opinion the Constitution is paramount. Justice Gawai, who took oath as the 52nd Chief Justice last month, was speaking at his reception in Amravati, his hometown in Amravati, East Maharashtra.

He said that there is always a discussion on which part of democracy is supreme – executive, legislature or judiciary. He said, “Although many people say and believe that Parliament is supreme, but according to me the Constitution of India is supreme. All three organs of democracy work under the Constitution. ”

‘Parliament has the power to amend’- CJI BI Gawai

Referring to the decision passed by the Supreme Court on the basis of the principle of ‘original structure’, Chief Justice Gavai said that Parliament has the power to amend, but it cannot change the original structure of the Constitution. He said that just by passing the order against the government, no judge becomes independent. He said, “The judge should always remember that it is our duty and we are the patron of the rights and constitutional values ​​and principles of the citizens. We do not only have power, but we have also been put on duty.

What will people say? In what relation did CJI say this

The Chief Justice said that no judge should be directed by what people will say about their decision or what they will feel. He said, “We have to think independently. What people will say, it cannot be a part of our decision making process. During his address, the Chief Justice cited some of his decisions. Referring to his decision against ‘bulldozer justice’, he said that the right to shelter is supreme.