CJP Protests over NEET Paper Leak: Supreme Court to Hear on Monday Pleas Relating to Police Action
The bench is considering an independent probe as petitioners allege pellet-gun fire, rubber bullets and other force left students with severe injuries.
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While hearing the case of police action during student protests in Delhi, the Supreme Court said that in a democracy, security forces should exercise restraint during peaceful protests.
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Protests over paper leaks: SC to hear pleas relating to police action
New Delhi: The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday, August 3, a batch of pleas alleging police brutality during the recent protests against irregularities in exams and the NEET paper leaks. A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana will be hearing the pleas in which the court had indicated that it might constitute an SIT headed by a former Supreme Court judge for a probe into the allegations made by p…
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Times of IndiaCJP protests over NEET paper leak: Supreme Court to hear on Monday pleas relating to police action
The Supreme Court will hear pleas alleging police brutality during recent protests. It previously restrained states from taking coercive action against protesters. The court indicated it might form an SIT to probe allegations of violence. It also ordered the preservation of all digital evidence related to the protests. The government agreed to compensation and no FIRs against protesters after the agitation.
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