Contempt of Court is a matter concerning the fair administration of justice. The provisions related to the power of Courts to punish for contempt, the purpose of which is to maintain the dignity of Courts and also to assert impartial and unobstructed administration of justice, are included in the Indian Constitution. A provision of independence of judiciary has also been made in Indian Constitution for the enforcement of fundamental rights. The contempt law secures public faith and confidence in the judicial process and provides the sanction for any conduct which is likely to destroy such faith and confidence. Through this contempt law the Courts performs its function of proper administration of justice and safeguard the rule of law. The judiciary uses this law to enforce its authority.