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Supreme Court declines urgent listing of plea against police action during CJP protest march
Supreme Court rejects urgent plea regarding police action against students during CJP protest, citing lack of interest in video evidence.
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newsbytesapp.com
CJP protests: Delhi HC refuses to urgently list petition
The Delhi High Court urged litigants to avoid involving the judiciary in matters related to Cockroach Janta Party protests, following allegations of excessive police force.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Delhi High Court declines urgent hearing of plea on police brutality on CJP protesters
The Delhi High Court declined an urgent hearing for a petition alleging excessive police force. The court stated the matter would be listed for hearing on Wednesday. Thousands…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'Don't have time to watch videos': CJI Surya Kant declines intervention in Jantar Mantar protest crackdown
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Wednesday declined a request for an urgent hearing of a petition challenging the alleged "police brutality" against students at Jantar Mantar saying,…
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CJP protests: SC declines urgent plea challenging police action; CJI says 'don't have time to watch videos'
The Supreme Court declined an urgent plea regarding police action during a protest. The court refused to examine video footage at the mentioning stage. The petitioner's counsel…
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thehindu.com
Supreme Court declines urgent listing of plea against police action during CJP protest march
Supreme Court rejects urgent plea regarding police action against students during CJP protest, citing lack of interest in video evidence.
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'Not interested in videos': Chief justice on CJP protest-related plea
Chief Justice Surya Kant refused urgent intervention in a plea alleging police brutality against Cockroach Janata Party protesters at Jantar Mantar, citing time constraints.
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‘Don’t waste our time’: SC refuses to urgently hear plea about police crackdown on protesters
Chief Justice Surya Kant said that the bench was ‘not interested in videos’ that show police allegedly using excessive force during Monday’s demonstration.