Supreme Court reschedules hearing on Parliament march police excesses to July 28
Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP marchDuring the mention, the CJI underlined that the Constitution guarantees the right to peaceful protest. “So long as it is a peaceful agitation... merely because there is agitation, there cannot be [police excesses]. If there is excess committed, it should be independently examined,” he orally observed.The observations came while the Bench was considering an urgent plea by a counsel seeking to intervene on behalf of the families of police personnel allegedly assaulted during the protests.
- ▪Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP marchDuring the mention, the CJI underlined that the Constitution guarantees the right to peaceful protest.
- ▪“So long as it is a peaceful agitation... merely because there is agitation, there cannot be [police excesses].
- ▪If there is excess committed, it should be independently examined,” he orally observed.The observations came while the Bench was considering an urgent plea by a counsel seeking to intervene on behalf of the families of police personnel alle
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Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Monday (July 27, 2026) directed that a batch of petitions alleging police excesses during the July 20 crackdown on student protesters in the national capital be listed for hearing on Tuesday (July 28, 2026).Although the petitions were scheduled to be taken up for hearing on Monday (July 26, 2026), the Bench agreed during mentioning hours to also list a series of impleadment applications filed in connection with the matter. Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP marchDuring the mention, the CJI underlined that the Constitution guarantees the right to peaceful protest. “So long as it is a peaceful agitation... merely because there is agitation, there cannot be [police excesses].
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