“Probe Meaningless Without Fixing Responsibility”: Supreme Court On CJP March Violence
NDTV
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Demonstrations in the national capital turned violent on July 20 when a crowd, spearheaded by the CJP, attempted to march towards Parliament from the Jantar Mantar protest site.
Police fired tear gas and used batons to disperse the protest, triggering clashes and a wave of detentions.
Supreme Court Halts Action Against Student Protesters
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- Agreement being breached, CJP tells govt, threatens to resume protest Hindustan Times —
- Supreme Court orders all states to release protesting students under 18, those with no criminal records Hindustan Times —
- Supreme Court for independent probe into police 'excesses' on NEET protesters; orders release of minor students with no criminal record Deccan Herald —
- Modi faces challenge from activists over AI surveillance at India youth protest The Japan Times —