On May 11, 2026, the Supreme Court of India suspended the Gujarat High Court's conviction of Yatin Oza, president of the Gujarat High Court Advocates' Association, who was sentenced for making scandalous remarks against the judiciary. The High Court had imposed a ₹2,000 fine and threatened two months of imprisonment for non-payment. The Supreme Court's bench, led by Justices J.K. Maheshwari and A.S. Chandurkar, stated that they found no grounds for interference with the High Court's reasoning but chose to exercise their powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to keep the conviction in abeyance indefinitely. The court mandated that Oza's conduct be reviewed every two years, in light of ongoing concerns regarding his behavior. This case is part of a longstanding conflict between Oza and the judiciary, with previous incidents leading to the revocation of his 'Senior Advocate' title. Oza had previously called the Gujarat High Court a 'gamblers' den' and faced scrutiny for his courtroom conduct.