“Gujarat High Court fines litigant Rs 50k for smoking during virtual hearing, highlights consequences of courtroom etiquette.”

The Gujarat High Court imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on Vishwa Varsani for contempt of court during a virtual courtroom session where he was caught smoking. Varsani accepted his error, stating he was unaware of being visible while smoking. This incident follows previous fines issued to two other litigants for improper behavior during virtual hearings. Such actions highlight the importance of maintaining decorum and respect during online court proceedings. It serves as a reminder to all participants to adhere to professional conduct standards even in virtual settings. The Gujarat High Court’s swift response underscores the seriousness with which such violations are treated, emphasizing the need for strict compliance with courtroom etiquette. Adhering to prescribed guidelines for virtual hearings is crucial to ensure a smooth and respectful legal process.

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