'Want Senior Delhi Officer to Explain': Supreme Court on 'Assault, Detention' of Women Journalists at Anti-EC Stir
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Explain assault on women journalists, SC tells Delhi Police
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday, October 13, asked that a senior Delhi Police officer appear before it in person and explain allegations that women journalists were assaulted while covering the anti-Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) protests in the national capital. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant said it was aware … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and T…
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madhyamam.com'Want senior Delhi officer to explain': Supreme Court on 'assault, detention' of women journalists at anti-EC stir
The court’s intervention follows reports of journalists being detained during the protests, despite identifying themselves as members of the press.
The Supreme Court has reached the Supreme Court regarding the alleged assault on female journalists while covering protests in Delhi. The court has summoned the Delhi Police and sought their response to the allegations.
Supreme Court seeks Delhi Police officer’s presence over alleged assault on women journalists - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday took serious note of allegations that women journalists covering protests in the national capital were assaulted by police personnel and directed a senior Delhi Police officer to remain present during the hearing Thursday to explain the matter. A Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, and Justices […]
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SC summons Delhi Police over alleged assault on women journalists covering protests
New Delhi, Oct 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Supreme Court on Tuesday took serious note of allegations that women journalists covering protests in the national capital were assaulted by police personnel and directed a senior Delhi Police... - Social News XYZ
Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Response Over Alleged Assault on Women Journalists The Supreme Court has asked a senior Delhi Police officer to appear and answer the case of alleged assault on women journalists while covering protests in Delhi. The NWMI has demanded that journalists be protected and that independent reporting be ensured. Another petition accuses the police of violating the Supreme Court's October 10 order.
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