The Delhi High Court has ruled that YouTuber Gulshan Pahuja is guilty of criminal contempt for creating content that personally attacked judicial officers and diminished the dignity of the judiciary. The court, led by Justices Navin Chawla and Ravinder Dudeja, stated that while litigants may express frustration, Pahuja's remarks were not fair criticism but rather an attempt to scandalize the judiciary. His comments suggested that litigants could not expect justice from certain judges, which the court found baseless and damaging. The court noted that criticism of judicial officers must be substantiated with evidence to avoid undermining their authority. Pahuja has been ordered to submit his arguments regarding punishment within two weeks. However, the court did not find his campaign for audio-video recordings of court proceedings to be contemptuous. Additionally, two advocates who appeared in Pahuja's videos were discharged after they offered unconditional apologies.