Three prominent lawyers’ associations at the Calcutta High Court have announced a boycott of the swearing-in ceremony of Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma in protest of his recent transfer from the Delhi High Court. The lawyers argue that the transfer has raised concerns about the integrity of the court, citing allegations of impropriety against Justice Sharma. The Calcutta High Court Bar Association, the Incorporated Law Society, and the Bar Library Club have all come together to express their discontent with the decision to transfer Justice Sharma. The move to boycott the swearing-in ceremony is a rare display of unity among the legal community in Kolkata and highlights the deep-seated concerns regarding the independence and credibility of the judiciary. The controversy surrounding Justice Sharma’s transfer has sparked a heated debate within legal circles, with many calling for a reevaluation of the process of judicial appointments and transfers. The boycott serves as a powerful statement against what many perceive as a threat to the autonomy of the judiciary. As the legal fraternity in Kolkata continues to voice its opposition to the transfer of Justice Sharma, the future of the judiciary in India remains uncertain, with questions being raised about the transparency and accountability of the system.