Supreme Court News: Do not take shoe attack on CJI BR Gawai lightly … Judge was shot directly in America

But in the court room, the judge, he cannot be taken lightly on the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the country, because a lawyer, who was angry with not getting bail in Albania’s Appellate Court, shot the judge, injured two people and escaped from the spot. However, he was arrested shortly after. However, whatever this type of incident cannot be ignored.

Judge murdered in US court

On Monday, an accused shot Judge Astrit Kalaja in the Tirana appeal court of Albania. 30 -year -old suspect E.S. (Early letters of the name) fired during the hearing, in which the judge died. Two other people were injured. The accused managed to escape, but was later arrested. It was a case of property dispute. Albania’s PM Eddie Rama described the incident as ‘tragic’. These incidents are raising questions on judicial security.

Trying to throw a shoe on the judge

During the hearing in the Supreme Court on Monday, a lawyer tried to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gawai. The incident took place in court number 1 at 11:35 am. Accused advocate Rakesh Kishore (71 years) threw a shoe shouting ‘Anatan Dharma will not be tolerated’. The shoe did not reach the bench, but Justice Vinod passed by Chandran. CI Gavai said calm and said, ‘Do not be distracted by these things. They do not affect me. Continue the hearing. Kishore was immediately detained by security guards. Later, the Bar Council of India (BCI) immediately suspended the teenager’s license.

Why the attack took place

This attack is related to the recent statement of CI Gawai in September 2025 on the statement made on the Vishnu idol of Khajuraho Temple. During the hearing on a PIL, CJI Gawai had said, ‘This is publicity interest litigation. Now ask the deity what to do. There was a dispute on social media on this. Some described it as an insult to Hindu sentiments. Kishore said that he could not sleep from 16 September. CI Gavai later said, ‘I respect all religions.’ The police released the teenager, but the suspension of Bar Council India remains intact.