Article 211 of CoI : Article 211: Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

During a legislative session in the State Assembly of Maharashtra, a member of the legislative assembly (MLA) attempts to bring up a discussion about a recent judgment delivered by a High Court judge. The MLA criticizes the judge's conduct and questions the integrity of the judgment. The Speaker of the Assembly immediately intervenes and stops the discussion, citing Article 211 of the Constitution of India, which prohibits any discussion in the Legislature regarding the conduct of a judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court in the discharge of their duties.

Example 2:

In the Karnataka State Legislature, a bill is being debated that concerns judicial reforms. One of the legislators tries to discuss the behavior of a specific Supreme Court judge in a recent high-profile case, alleging bias and misconduct. The Speaker of the House rules the discussion out of order, reminding the members that Article 211 of the Constitution of India restricts any discussion on the conduct of judges of the Supreme Court or High Courts while they are performing their official duties. The debate then shifts to general judicial reforms without mentioning any specific judge's conduct.