No Coercive Action Against Woman Journalist on Delhi Cop’s Complaint, Orders Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court has indicated it will form a committee to investigate alleged police misconduct against female journalists. The country's highest court has also directed the Delhi Police not to arrest women journalists. Learn the full story.
SC directs no coercive action against journalist in SC/ST Act case, weighs panel on assault claims
CJI Surya Kant has asked Indira Jaising to submit the names of alleged victims and potential panel members, while the Solicitor General assured the court that a journalist would not be arrested if she joined the investigation.
The Supreme Court has reached the Supreme Court regarding alleged misconduct and police action against female journalists while reporting on protests in Delhi. The court granted interim relief to a female journalist and directed that no coercive action be taken against her for the time being. The journalist has accused an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) of Delhi Police of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior. In a related developm…
The Supreme Court heard the allegations and counter-allegations between journalist Rosie and ACP Vivek Bhagat during the protests in Delhi. The court directed the police not to take any action against the female journalist.
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