In the recent case of Arvind Kejriwal’s plea for recusal, Justice Sharma uses the ‘real danger’ test to deny judicial disqualification (¶ 186). The High Court states that the petitioner had to show the existence of a real, direct, and substantial connection or interest which may affect the impartiality of the Judge. This connection or interest must not be assumed, imagined, or inferred from remote circumstances but should rest on tangible material and a clear nexus with the issues before the Court (¶ 192).