Anti-CEC protest fallout: Supreme Court issues fresh directions to Centre, Delhi Police
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SC bars illegal detention; orders normal Metro, rail, net services
The Supreme Court intervened to protect the rights of peaceful protesters against the actions of Delhi authorities. It directed that Metro and railway services operate normally while allowing the free movement of people. Authorities were instructed to avoid illegal detentions and review any restrictions imposed. The court took note of reports claiming police misconduct during the protests on Saturday. A further hearing on the matter is scheduled…
Anti-CEC protest fallout: Supreme Court issues fresh directions to Centre, Delhi Police
The Supreme Court held a special hearing on Sunday over allegations of mass detentions and restrictions on public movement during the October 10 anti-CEC protest in Delhi. The Court directed authorities to ensure normal Metro and train services, unhindered internet access and free movement, while stressing that restrictions must be reasonable to maintain public order. It also issued notice on a contempt petition and sought explanations from the …
SC orders restoration of metro, train, internet and movement rights in Sunday special bench hearing
Special bench of justices J. Bagchi and V. Mohana passed the order after hearing a group of senior advocates flagging restrictions on movement and illegal detentions for over two hours.
Supreme Court Finds Prima Facie Contempt in Delhi Metro Shutdown Case
The Supreme Court has expressed that the petitioners alleging a violation of its directive regarding the complete halt of metro and train services in Delhi during a protest have established a “prima facie” case. During a special hearing held on Sunday, Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana reviewed the matter and determined that the alleged […]
Supreme Court Delhi Metro Shutdown Contempt Notice A contempt petition has been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the suspension of metro and train services in Delhi during the CJP protest. The court, finding the petitioners' case prima facie, has issued notices to the Home Ministry Secretary, the Delhi Police Commissioner, and the DMRC Chairman. The officials must submit a response and compliance report by October 13th. The Supreme Court has…
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