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Anti-CEC protest LIVE updates: Dipke to leave for his village after grandmother's passing, says 'CJP will not back down'

Source: The Hindu — National · 1 day ago
Anti-CEC protest LIVE updates: Dipke to leave for his village after grandmother's passing, says 'CJP will not back down'
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A special hearing of the Supreme Court ordered that people be allowed to move freely in Delhi and prohibited unlawful arrests. The court also issued a notice to the central government regarding a petition that seeks contempt action for allegedly ignoring the court’s directive on the transit shutdown.

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Supreme Court, in a special hearing, directs free movement in Delhi, bars illegal detentions; issues notice to the Centre on a plea seeking contempt proceedings for alleged violation of the court's direction on transit shutdown

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