PM Modi spoke to CJI Gawai, says attack on attack in every India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday spoke to the Chief Justice of India, Bra Gavai, to condemn the attempt of a lawyer to put a shoe on him, and said that the attack has angered every Indian.

“There is no place for such condemnable acts in our society,” he said and praised Gavai for keeping calm after the incident.

Modi posted on X, “Talked to the Chief Justice of India, Justice Bra Gavai ji.

“The attack on him earlier in the Supreme Court premises has angered every Indian. There is no place for such condemnable acts in our society. It is completely condemnable.” He said, “I appreciated the calm displayed by Justice Gawai in front of such a situation. It highlights his commitment to the values ​​of justice and strengthens the spirit of our Constitution.”

In a shocking security violation, a 71 -year -old lawyer on Monday attempted to find a shoe in his court room towards CJI Gawai in his court room, inspiring India’s bar council to suspend his license with immediate effect.

Police sources said that a note, which was the slogan of “Sanatan Dharma’s Uppaman Nahi Hangga Hindustan” (India would not tolerate insult to Sanatan Dharma), was recovered from his possession.

CJI, who was surprised during and later during the unprecedented incident during court proceedings, asked the court officials and security personnel inside the court to ignore it and left the wrong lawyer identified as Rakesh Kishore with a warning.