'Take to task whoever committed excesses': Supreme Court's stern message on security crackdown during CJP protest
During the hearing, the top court stated that whoever committed excesses or took the law into their own hands should be brought to task.Supreme Court of India (PTI)Chief Justice of India Surya Kant also called for an independent probe into the police brutality. “There has to be completely independent probe. Whoever has committed excess, law will take its course.
- ▪During the hearing, the top court stated that whoever committed excesses or took the law into their own hands should be brought to task.Supreme Court of India (PTI)Chief Justice of India Surya Kant also called for an independent probe into
- ▪“There has to be completely independent probe.
- ▪Whoever has committed excess, law will take its course.
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'Take to task whoever committed excesses': Supreme Court's stern message on security crackdown during CJP protestDuring the hearing, the top court stated that whoever committed excesses or took the law in their own hands, should be sent to task.Published on: Jul 28, 2026, 11:46:05 ISTBy HT News DeskPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday has delivered a stern message on the security crackdown on student protests during the July 20 march organised by the Cockroach Janta Party. During the hearing, the top court stated that whoever committed excesses or took the law into their own hands should be brought to task.Supreme Court of India (PTI)Chief Justice of India Surya Kant also called for an independent probe into the police brutality.
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