Supreme Court Declines Interim Stay on Proposed CJP March on September 5 Ahead of BRICS Summit
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Supreme Court declines interim stay on proposed CJP march on September 5 ahead of BRICS summit
The Supreme Court declined interim orders on petitions seeking to defer a proposed march. The court noted law and order issues and administrative policy regarding protest permissions. It stated that law enforcing agencies are responsible for maintaining peace and order. The court issued notices to the Centre and directed petitioners to supply copies.
CJP’s proposed march on Sep 5 an attempt to create lawlessness before Brics: PIL in SC
The Supreme Court has refused to issue interim orders regarding requests to postpone a planned march, as petitioners expressed concerns over potential disorder during the upcoming BRICS summit. The court underscored that law enforcement must maintain order and adhere to the law. Notices were sent to the Centre, with the case scheduled for a hearing on September tenth, urging both protesters and law enforcement to comply with legal standards.
The matter of the "Cockroach Janata Party" march planned for September 5th in Delhi was brought before the Supreme Court. The petitioner, fearing a potential unpleasant situation, sought the court's intervention. The court directed the petitioner to present his case to the central government. A copy of the petition should also be given to the Solicitor General. The petition will be listed for hearing along with the main case on September 10th. L…
Two public interest litigations were heard in the Supreme Court on Monday. This included a petition by a retired police officer. The petitioners had sought to defer the proposed March of September 5 of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). He alleged that this March was due to the BRICS Summit to be held in Delhi on 12-13 September [...]
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