Supreme Court reprimands law official for shouting at judges in contempt case

The Supreme Court pulled up a law official named Ghumare during a contempt case hearing, firmly stating that judges cannot be shouted at. Ghumare had argued that the High Court bore responsibility for the failure to fill 179 sanctioned fast-track court posts in Maharashtra. The bench questioned his line of argument and asked him to repent for his conduct. The case highlights ongoing concerns about the unfilled fast-track court vacancies in Maharashtra.