The Delhi High Court sentenced YouTuber Gulshan Pahuja to six months' imprisonment for criminal contempt, citing his lack of remorse and continued scandalous remarks against the judiciary. Pahuja was fined ₹2,000 for each contempt matter, with the sentences to run concurrently. His sentence is suspended for 60 days to allow for an appeal to the Supreme Court.

• 01Pahuja made further derogatory comments about the judiciary during the sentencing hearing, indicating a lack of remorse.
• 02The contempt proceedings were initiated due to videos where Pahuja allegedly made allegations against judicial officers.
• 03Pahuja claimed procedural irregularities in his trial, arguing he was not fully heard and that judicial officers were not summoned for cross-examination.
• 04The High Court rejected Pahuja's request to recall the earlier judgment, stating it could not review its own conviction.
• 05The sentence was suspended for 60 days to allow Pahuja to appeal to the Supreme Court, with a requirement to surrender if no protective order is issued.

This ruling reinforces the judiciary's authority and sets a precedent for handling contempt cases, particularly concerning public figures.