On Friday, the Supreme Court of India, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, advised advocate Sachin Gupta, who filed 25 public interest litigations (PILs), to first approach the relevant authorities rather than immediately resorting to court action. Gupta expressed his desire to withdraw the PILs during the hearing. The Chief Justice highlighted that as a legal professional, Gupta should analyze issues and engage with authorities to address them effectively. The court noted that it would be open to considering Gupta's petitions in the future if the need arises. The PILs raised various concerns, including the development of a common link language for official use and guidelines for safe chemical usage in soaps. Previously, the Supreme Court had dismissed several of Gupta's PILs, labeling them as frivolous and questioning their validity, such as one that sought a scientific study on the energy properties of onion and garlic. The court's guidance underscores the importance of a more measured approach to legal advocacy.