Supreme Court Objects To Litigant Making Submissions In Hindi, Emphasizes Court Proceedings Must Be In English

The Supreme Court objected to a litigant making submissions in Hindi during court proceedings, reaffirming that English is the official language of the apex court. The bench emphasized the importance of maintaining uniformity in legal language to ensure clarity and consistency in judicial proceedings. While Hindi is the most widely spoken language in India, English remains the language of the Supreme Court, allowing for coherent and precise legal discourse. The court’s ruling highlights the need for adherence to established legal protocols, ensuring that all parties involved can effectively engage in the judicial process.