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News18
3 hours ago
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Caught On Camera: Man Joins Gujarat High Court Hearing From Toilet
Last Updated: The video shows a man identified as 'Samad Battery' on a court call from a toilet, cleaning himself, exiting the washroom, disappearing briefly, then reappearing in another room A bizarre incident during a virtual hearing in the Gujarat High Court has sparked widespread attention after a litigant was seen attending proceedings from his toilet. The episode took place on June 20 before the bench of Justice Nirjar S. Desai and was caught on video, which has since gone viral on social media. The video begins with a close-up of a man identified as 'Samad Battery', wearing earphones around his neck. As he adjusts his phone, it becomes apparent that he is seated in a toilet. The footage then shows him cleaning himself before exiting the washroom. He briefly goes off-screen and later reappears in a different room. Watch The Video Here Can we expect litigants to at least not take a dump while attending court! Hey bhagwan! 🤣🤣🤣 — sanjoy ghose (@advsanjoy) June 27, 2025 According to High Court records, the defendant was involved in a criminal case and was seeking the quashing of an FIR. After hearing arguments from both sides, the High Court decided to quash the FIR. The incident has sparked discussions about appropriate behaviour during virtual court proceedings. This is not the first instance of such misconduct. In April, the Gujarat High Court fined a litigant Rs 50,000 for inappropriate behaviour during a video conference. Similarly, in March, a Delhi court summoned a litigant who was seen smoking while pleading his case via video link. First Published: June 27, 2025, 19:03 IST
India Today
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Man attends Gujarat High Court hearing from toilet. Viral video stuns Internet
A video of a man logging into a virtual Gujarat High Court hearing from a bathroom has gone viral on social media. The incident, which occurred on June 20 before Justice Nirzar S Desai, has now become the subject of wide online attention after legal platform Bar and Bench shared the man, appearing under the name 'Samad Battery', initially showed only a close-up frame with Bluetooth earphones around his neck. But moments later, the camera angle shifted to reveal that he was seated on a toilet. advertisement What followed left little to the imagination. He seemingly proceeded to wipe himself and eventually left the washroom, returning on screen shortly after from what looked like a different the video here: According to Bar and Bench, court records identified the man as the original complainant in a case concerning the quashing of a First Information Report (FIR). He appeared as a respondent during the hearing. The FIR was eventually quashed, as both parties involved informed the court of an amicable video, predictably, has triggered a wave of reactions online. While many users criticised the blatant lack of court etiquette, others chose humour to deal with the second-hand embarrassment.- Ends
NDTV
8 hours ago
- NDTV
Man Seen Attending Gujarat High Court Proceedings From Toilet Seat
A video has gone viral showing a man attending court proceedings in Gujarat from a toilet. The incident occurred on June 20 during a hearing conducted through videoconferencing. The man, who had 'Samad Battery' as his name in the Zoom meeting with Gujarat High Court Justice Nirzar S Desai, was seen on the toilet seat wearing his earphones. In the one-minute-long video, he was also seen keeping his mobile phone on the floor and cleaning himself. The video also shows the advocate in the courtroom making his arguments during the proceedings. The court was hearing a matter related to a cheque bounce case. The man was reportedly the complainant in the criminal case and was appearing as a respondent in a case seeking quashing of a first information report (FIR). In March, the Gujarat High Court fined a man Rs 2 lakh and sentenced him to community service for joining the court proceedings from a lavatory. A month before that incident, another man was fined Rs 25,000 for participating in the proceedings while lying on his bed.
