New Delhi, Nov. 11 -- The Delhi High Court has issued bailable warrants against a litigant who allegedly made derogatory remarks about a district judge and called court proceedings "stupid." A bench of justices Vivek Chaudhary and Manoj Jain passed the order on November 6 while hearing a contempt case initiated suo motu after a reference from a Karkardooma court judge. Court records show the man repeatedly disrupted virtual hearings, insulted the district judge, and ignored directions despite several warnings. The High Court had earlier issued a show-cause notice and appointed legal aid counsel to assist him, but he continued to avoid physical appearance. Noting his defiance, the court ordered bailable warrants of Rs.10,000 to secure his pr...