Supreme Court questions Delhi Metro shutdown ahead of protest
The Supreme Court questioned Delhi's sweeping transport curbs ahead of a planned protest. It said law and order steps must stay proportionate so daily life is not paralysed.
SC rejects blanket ban on Delhi Metro ahead of CJP protest, allows regulated movement
The Supreme Court questioned Delhi Police’s decision to shut 57 Metro stations during the CJP rally on Saturday, warning that it would affect citizens’ rights. The Centre said it would consider an alternative protest site to Jantar Mantar, while Solicitor General Tushar Mehta assured the court that Metro services would be allowed to operate in a regulated manner.
Supreme Court asks Centre to consider alternative protest venue in Delhi
The Supreme Court asked the Centre to examine a protest venue beyond Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The move highlights concerns over access, amenities and disruptions around the current site.
SC backs right to protest, says blanket transit ban in Delhi ‘over-reaching’
Supreme Court backs freedom to associate and protest, reviews Delhi’s pre-Oct 10 restrictions and requires permission details for protests.
SC says no complete ban on Metro services ahead of October 10 protests, asks authorities to regulate movement
New Delhi : The Supreme Court on Friday directed authorities to ensure that metro train services are not completely suspended ahead of the October 10
last updated on 9 Oct 22:34