Supreme Court to Hear All Delhi Protest Pleas on Oct 15, Examines Allegations of Police Excesses
The court also took up claims of illegal detention, police assaults and a fresh challenge to election commissioner immunity.
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Supreme Court to hear all Delhi protest pleas on Oct 15, examines allegations of police excesses
New Delhi, Oct 13: The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated that it would take up on Thursday, October 15, a batch of petitions concerning protests in Delhi against alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and police action against protesters, lawyers and journalists. A Bench of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana is hearing the matters, which raise concerns over rest…
SC grants more time to Centre on Delhi protest petitions
The Supreme Court has granted the Centre an extension until October 15 to file its response on petitions concerning the closure of metro stations and disruption of train services in Delhi during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The court also deferred a crucial hearing, issued notice on a petition challenging the immunity of election commissioners, and sought a Delh…
Supreme Court seeks Centre reply on Delhi protest curbs and police action
The Supreme Court gave the Centre until October 15 to answer petitions on Delhi protest restrictions and transport curbs. It also widened scrutiny to police action, journalist assault claims and the legal immunity of election commissioners.
The Supreme Court will hear matters related to the ban on protests in Delhi, the Jantar Mantar order, and the Metro service. The Metro case will be heard on October 15th.
Supreme Court: During the protest held in Delhi on October 10, Delhi Police did not follow the order of the Supreme Court, regarding which the court has taken a strict stand.
SC to Hear Pleas on Metro Station Closures and Protest Curbs on October 15
Lagatar24 Desk New Delhi: The Supreme Court has deferred to October 15 the hearing on petitions relating to protests in Delhi and the shutdown of metro and train services, which a bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana was to take up on Tuesday. Pleas Cover Contempt and Detention […]
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