A woman appearing before the Bombay High Court is accused of trying to hurl a purse toward a judge during a hearing, prompting the court to initiate contempt-related action. The incident happens while the judge is hearing a matter connected to an eviction dispute.
Across the reports, the judge is identified as Justice Madhav Jamdar, and the court treats the behaviour as a breach of courtroom decorum. NDTV reports the woman’s attempt in a more general way, focusing on the judge’s criticism and the contempt proceedings.
Other coverage adds more context about the underlying dispute and the woman’s reactions. Times of India says the woman had been against an eviction order affecting her and her children, and that she ultimately restrained herself and apologized. Free Press Journal similarly describes her restraint and written apology, and reports the judge ordered removal from the courtroom and signalled the next steps for contempt, including future hearing dates.
Outlets largely agree on the core incident, the judge involved, and that the matter is handled within contempt proceedings, while differing in the level of detail about the eviction background and the woman’s specific actions.
