The Supreme Court declined interim orders on petitions seeking to defer a proposed march. The court noted law and order issues and administrative policy regarding protest permissions. It stated that law enforcing agencies are responsible for maintaining peace and order. The court issued notices to the Centre and directed petitioners to supply copies.

The Supreme Court observed that there were no “compelling circumstances” to presume that anything untoward will happen during the CJP march. | India News

Supreme Court allows CJP's protest march on September 5, urging all parties to maintain peace and follow the law.