During the launch of Solicitor General Tushar Mehta's two books, 'The Bench, the Bar, & the Bizarre' and 'The Lawful and the Awful', Chief Justice of India Surya Kant commended the works for their unique combination of legal insight and humor. He remarked on the diverse themes explored in the books, which include topics like courtroom formalities, AI hallucinations, and instances of drunken conduct. The Chief Justice noted the depth of research behind the humor, highlighting the portrayal of witnesses, judges, and lawyers in various comical situations. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also attended the event, discussing the evolution of India's democracy since independence and praising Mehta's foresight regarding the implications of technology in the legal field. Shah emphasized the stability of India's multi-party system and the peaceful transitions of power throughout the nation's history, marking it as a global example of democratic resilience.