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https://lawbeat.in/news-updates/amp/its-not-cafeteria-madhya-pradesh-high-court-judge-lambasts-nlu-student-drinking-water-his-bottle-inside-courtroom
These so called Lordships have zero merit and sense, they occupy the chair because they are related to someone who used to be part of collegium and they will appoint similar people. They are disconnected with people.
Even Europeans who they try to copy aren't that Admant about something like this but the fragile ego of our own Brown Sahebs can't take it.
What is one supposed to do? Die of thirst?
Interrupt the court asking for permission to drink water?
The misfortune of our country is these judges spend most of the time trying to flex their power instead of trying to reform the justice system