During a recent hearing at the Delhi High Court concerning a plea filed by CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, the bench made a notable observation regarding the discourse surrounding the case. The court remarked, 'Suddenly we hear about regime change,' indicating that the topic had been introduced into the legal arguments in a manner the judges found unexpected or abrupt.

The hearing centered on the plea brought forward by Das and Ranka, though the specific legal merits of the underlying petition were overshadowed by the court's reaction to the rhetoric being employed. The court's comment suggests a concern regarding the introduction of political or speculative narratives into judicial proceedings. While the court noted the sudden emergence of this language, it did not immediately elaborate on the potential implications for the case or the legal standing of the petitioners.

As of now, the proceedings remain in the early stages of judicial review. The court’s focus appears to be on maintaining the scope of the legal challenge and ensuring that the arguments presented remain tethered to the specific grievances raised by the petitioners rather than broader political commentary. Further hearings are expected to clarify the court's stance on the relevance of the 'regime change' narrative to the case at hand.