Virtual Court Hearing Viral Video: A virtual hearing at the Gujarat High Court took an unexpected and awkward turn when a man showed up on camera, sitting on a toilet. The moment, caught live during the June 20 session, has now gone viral and left netizens in disbelief. The man, using the name “Samad Battery,” was attending the hearing with a Bluetooth earphone around his neck. At first, only his face was visible. But soon, he placed his phone farther away, and that’s when it became clear he was sitting on a toilet while the court was in session.

The hearing was overseen by Justice Nirzar S Desai and was related to a case where the man, who turned out to be both the original complainant and now a respondent, wanted an FIR quashed. The case was peacefully settled, and the FIR was dropped.

But while the legal matter ended smoothly, the man’s behaviour sparked outrage and laughter online. The video quickly spread across social media. Lawyers and users slammed the man for his careless attitude, calling it a new low in court conduct.

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Watch The Viral Video:

The video shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by '@advsanjoy' was captioned, "Can we expect litigants to at least not take a dump while attending court! Hey Bhagwan!" The post shared today received 68k views from people online. Users were quick to react to the viral video in the comment section. "Contempt order against this would be so funny to read," a user wrote. "Oh no... Is this a comedy video AI ?" a second user added. "Woh sab thik hai, but yeh Battery kaisa surname hua bhala," a third user wrote.

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"Wow, man, he is making good use of his time," added a fourth user. "The system should be such that normal Indian never gets engaged in court cases, but our system is developing in such that it will drag you to court, even if you are well well-meaning citizen," added another user. "Si,r please don't share this on social media, anti-India trolls will use this clip to demean the whole of India," wrote another user.