Supreme Court mulls independent probe into alleged police excess during Jantar Mantar student protests
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) suggested that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) may be set up to ensure fair, transparent and thorough probe into all incidents.The Supreme Court was hearing pleas related to alleged police excesses on students during protest against NEET paper leak. During the hearing, the Bench mulled an independent, transparent and thorough probe into all allegations of police excesses against protesting students.“Whosoever committed excesses, took law in their hands should be taken to task,” the apex court said. Pradhan resigned and the government accepted other demands of the newly formed organisation.(With PTI inputs)
- ▪Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) suggested that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) may be set up to ensure fair, transparent and thorough probe into all incidents.The Supreme Court was hearing pleas related to al
- ▪During the hearing, the Bench mulled an independent, transparent and thorough probe into all allegations of police excesses against protesting students.“Whosoever committed excesses, took law in their hands should be taken to task,” the ape
- ▪Pradhan resigned and the government accepted other demands of the newly formed organisation.(With PTI inputs)
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Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) suggested that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) may be set up to ensure fair, transparent and thorough probe into all incidents.The Supreme Court was hearing pleas related to alleged police excesses on students during protest against NEET paper leak. During the hearing, the Bench mulled an independent, transparent and thorough probe into all allegations of police excesses against protesting students.“Whosoever committed excesses, took law in their hands should be taken to task,” the apex court said.
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