Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today pulled up a lawyer for using the informal 'yeah' to address the bench and said he is "allergic" to the expression. He also reminded the lawyer that he was in the courtroom,

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud reprimanded a lawyer for using informal language in court, emphasizing the seriousness of the setting. The lawyer had filed a petition against former Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi,

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud reprimanded a petitioner for using informal language in the Supreme Court, stressing that it is not a coffee shop. This incident follows another where he ordered security to remove senior advocate Mathews Nedumpara during a NEET-UG hearing for interrupting proceedings and addressing the gallery without permission.

Tension prevailed in the top court on Monday when a litigant responded with "yeah-yeah" to the bench's query, prompting CJI Chandrachud to remark, "What is this 'yeah-yeah'? This is not a coffee shop.

CJI Chandrachud also told the lawyer that he was in a court of law, not a coffee shop. He said the lawyer should say 'yes', instead of 'yeah'. "Don't say 'yeah yeah yeah.' Say 'Yes.' This is not a coffee shop.