Senior advocate Indira Jaising on Wednesday protested against the entry of car of advocate Utsav Bains -- who has filed an affidavit claiming a conspiracy against the Chief Justice of India under the garb of sexual harassment charge -- into the Supreme Court complex without any mandatory valid sticker.

Jaising protested inside the court against the "special privileges" to the advocate. "Today, he came inside the Supreme Court complex in a Jaguar, a luxury car brand, without any valid sticker...it was a taxi. All our cars have stickers."

Bains, however, replied that in no way he is connected with the CJI in any capacity.

"I had to come to the court, as I learnt about a conspiracy against the CJI," said Bains.

Jaising retorted that no vehicle can come inside the apex court complex without mandatory clearance.

Bains responded by saying that senior advocate Jaising is resorting to personal attacks.

A bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra said that due to a security threat, his movement on the complex was discreet, and he was under the protection of police.

The entry on the Supreme Court campus is strictly regulated, as it is treated as a high-security zone.

To enter the apex court premises, every vehicle owner is required to procure an entry pass, other than lawyers and employees with proximity card.

(Sumit Saxena can be contacted at Sumit.s@ians.in)

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