The Supreme Court has directed all states to release detained student protesters below 18 years of age with no criminal antecedents while hearing petitions alleging police excesses during the NEET paper leak protests. Observing that "agitations in a democracy are bound to happen," the court said a prima facie case for an independent probe had been made out and indicated it may constitute an SIT and a High Powered Committee to investigate incidents of violence, even as it works on a uniform nationwide protocol for protests and crowd-control.

Delhi Police will proceed with withdrawing cases against NEET protesters after receiving official guidelines. The government has agreed to provide written assurance on…

The Supreme Court asserted that police actions during protests must not exceed justified limits, advocating for a structured approach to managing peaceful gatherings. The court…

Supreme Court affirms right to peaceful protest, set to hear pleas on police actions against NEET exam protesters on Tuesday.

Assam government will withdraw police cases against NEET protest participants. Those arrested or detained during demonstrations will be promptly released. No adverse legal action…

The Supreme Court has directed all states to release detained student protesters below 18 years of age with no criminal antecedents while hearing petitions alleging police…