On Monday, the Delhi High Court mandated the removal of videos posted by Dr. Kapil Kakar, which contained serious allegations against a sitting judge in relation to the May 30 building collapse in Saidulajab, where six individuals died. This decision followed a criminal contempt petition filed by the Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA), which argued that Kakar's videos accused the judge of corruption and criminal misconduct, threatening the integrity of the judiciary. The DHCBA's President, N Hariharan, emphasized that such statements were not merely criticism but an attack on judicial authority. The court highlighted the potential harm of social media in eroding public trust in the judicial system and ordered the removal of the offending content from platforms like Meta, Google, X, and LinkedIn. The matter is set for further hearings in July, with the Government of NCT of Delhi's Standing Counsel having granted consent for the contempt proceedings against Kakar.