CJP protest | Supreme Court stays action against protesters in all states, orders immediate release of students with no criminal record

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'Whoever has committed excess, committed atrocities on innocent people, law will take care of them. For that, there needs to be a completely independent and fair investigation. Probe is meaningless if no responsibility is fixed,' CJI Surya Kant said.

First seen 1d ago · latest update 2h ago · India · politics

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Hindustan Times
Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)
- “Supreme Court orders all states to release protesting students under 18, those with no criminal records”5h ago ↗
Deccan Herald
Owned by: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt Ltd (family-owned)
- “CJP protest | Supreme Court stays action against protesters in all states, orders immediate release of students with no criminal record”5h ago ↗
NDTV
Owned by: AMG Media Networks (Adani Group, since 2022)
- “Release Detained CJP Protesters Without Criminal Past: Top Court To States”5h ago ↗
The Wire
Owned by: Foundation for Independent Journalism (non-profit)
- “Supreme Court Mulls SIT Probe on Use of Excessive Force, Orders Release of Student Protesters Without Criminal Antecedents”5h ago ↗
- “As CJP Reminds Govt of its Assurances, States Where Police Has Cracked Down on Protesters”1d ago ↗
Free Press Journal
Owned by: FPJ Publications Pvt Ltd
- “Supreme Court Orders Release Of NEET Protesters Without Criminal Records, Shields Students From Coercive Action”3h ago ↗
- “Supreme Court Orders Independent Probe Into NEET Protest Violence, Seeks Accountability”6h ago ↗

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