Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP march

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Police continuing to use excessive force against student protesters, counsel tells court; CRPF says it is verifying media reports on pellet injuries; CJP to launch website to archive videos and photos documenting ‘police brutality’

First seen 3d ago · latest update 4h ago · India · politics

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NDTV
Owned by: AMG Media Networks (Adani Group, since 2022)
- “"Don't Waste Time": Top Court On Plea Against Police Action On CJP Protesters”3d ago ↗
The Quint
Owned by: Quint Digital Media (publicly listed)
- “When SC Calls Plea on Police Brutality 'Waste of Time', Who Protects Protesters?”2d ago ↗
- “Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Urgent Plea Against Police Action on CJP Protest”3d ago ↗
Hindustan Times
Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)
- “Supreme Court to hear pleas on alleged police excesses during student protest”14h ago ↗
Deccan Herald
Owned by: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt Ltd (family-owned)
Free Press Journal
Owned by: FPJ Publications Pvt Ltd
- “Supreme Court To Hear Pleas On Monday Alleging Police Excesses Against Student Protesters Across India”10h ago ↗
- “'Don't Waste Our Time': SC Refuses Urgent Hearing On Plea Over Police Action Against NEET Protesters”3d ago ↗
The Hindu
Owned by: The Hindu Group / Kasturi & Sons (family-owned)
- “Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP march”4h ago ↗
- “Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP march”5h ago ↗

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