SC Refuses to Restrict CJP's September 5 March in Delhi, Says Authorities Expected to Maintain Law
The court said it expects lawful conduct and told the petitioner to pursue his concerns before a panel reviewing alleged police violence during NEET protests.
- On Monday, The Supreme Court refused to prohibit the Cockroach Janata Party's September 5 protest march in Delhi, saying it expects all parties to act in a peaceful and lawful manner.
- The Cockroach Janata Party announced the march accusing the Centre of failing to honor assurances made on July 25, which ended the group's 36-day agitation over alleged irregularities in the NEET examination process.
- Scheduled for Teachers' Day, the march will be led by families of students who died by suicide following the NEET cancellation, alongside those subjected to police excesses during the July agitation.
- Retired Delhi Police officer Rajendra Singh filed a plea seeking to restrict marches in India Gate and Central Vista, though the Delhi Police reported receiving no formal procession request from the CJP.
- The Supreme Court issued notice scheduling the next hearing for September 10 and directed the petitioner to approach the High Powered Enquiry Committee to address allegations of police violence during protests.
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The Supreme Court refused to ban the CJP's march to Delhi on September 5th. The court left the responsibility of law and order to the government. Meanwhile, the Center has stated that it will file a new application under Article 142 to quash the FIR.
Supreme Court Refuses To Stop CJP’s 5 September Delhi March, Leaves Law And Order To Govt
The Supreme Court has declined to stop Cockroach Janta Party's protest march in Delhi on 5 September, by stating that there was currently no compelling reason that the protest will turn into violence. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant headed bench
SC Refuses Urgent Hearing Against CJP's September 5 Delhi Protest March
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A bench of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana said there was no reason, at this stage, to presume that the proposed demonstration would result in any untoward incident. India News | SC Refuses Urgent Hearing Against CJP's September 5 Delhi Protest March.
Expect everybody to act in responsible manner: SC refuses to prohibit CJP's Sep 5 protest march
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to pass orders on a plea seeking prohibition on a protest march the Cockroach Janata Party has called on September 5, saying it expects everybody will act and behave in a peaceful and lawful manner.
Expect everybody to act in responsible manner: SC refuses to prohibit CJP’s September 5 protest march
The CJP has called for a protest march in Delhi, accusing the Centre of failing to honour the promises made on July 25 to persuade the group to withdraw its 36-day agitation against examination irregularities
No SC ban on CJP's Sep 5 march: 'Expect everyone to act responsibly'
The Supreme Court has declined to issue orders prohibiting a protest march called by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) for September 5. The court stated its expectation that all parties would act peacefully and lawfully, directing the petitioner to a High Powered Enquiry Committee. The CJP's march aims to protest the Centre's alleged failure to honour promises made regarding examination irregularities and police violence during previous agitation…
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