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Don't detain peaceful protesters, says SC; hundreds still taken away on Day 2

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 1 day ago
Don't detain peaceful protesters, says SC; hundreds still taken away on Day 2
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Summary

The Supreme Court asked top officials for an explanation after a contempt petition claimed they ignored the court’s earlier order to keep Delhi’s metro and train services running during a protest. The court also warned that lawyers, journalists and other professionals must not be obstructed in carrying out their work.

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Supreme Court Sunday sought responses of Union home secretary Govind Mohan, Delhi police commissioner Anurag Kumar and Delhi metro rail chief D Thara to a contempt petition for prima facie violating the court's Oct 9 order against complete shutdown of metro and train services in Delhi on Saturday to thwart CJP's protest seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation.

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