The Supreme Court plans to demand clarification from Greater Noida officials following the issuance of a notice to a law student engaged in demonstrations. This follows a directive from the bench that prohibited further criminal proceedings against protesting students. A prominent lawyer highlighted this issue, noting the notice contradicted the court's decree from September 1.

The police had alleged that Tripathi's activities caused a tense atmosphere on the university campus which could have led to disruption of law and order. | India News

The notice requested a personal bond, but was canceled after police found the allegations false. Students' Federation of India criticized the notice.