Supreme Court to hear all sides in Delhi protests case, pledges no public inconvenience
The Supreme Court has assured it will hear submissions from all parties involved in the ongoing Delhi protests case and take steps to ensure no inconvenience to the public.
A bench examined challenges filed against the detention of protesters, restrictions imposed under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and allegations of violation of court orders. The court indicated its intent to balance the concerns of all stakeholders while maintaining public order.
The case involves multiple petitions relating to protest-related arrests and legal restrictions. The court's statement suggests it will conduct a comprehensive review of the proceedings and ensure procedural fairness in its approach to the matter.
