US EditionSupreme Court Issues Notice to Madhya Pradesh on Journalists’ Plea Alleging Assault by Police
- The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea by journalists Shashikant Jatav and Amarkant Singh Chauhan, who alleged police violence in Madhya Pradesh for their reporting on sand mafia activities.
- The court noted it could not issue an interim order without details on the allegations against the journalists.
- Chauhan and Jatav had reported on sand mafia activities and claimed they faced police harassment for their reporting.
- The case will be heard further on June 9, and the Supreme Court has asked the Madhya Pradesh government for its response.
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The Delhi High Court had provided protection to journalist Amarkant Singh Chauhan. Chauhan had claimed that he was beaten up at the Bhind SP office and now his life is in danger.
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SC agrees to hear plea by two journalists alleging assault by MP police
New Delhi, Jun 4 (PTI) The Supreme Court on Wednesday sought response from the Madhya Pradesh government on a plea filed by two journalists, who have alleged that they were beaten up in a police station in the state for reporting on sand mafia. A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol and Satish Chandra Sharma agreed […]
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