CJP Protest: Victims file petition in Supreme Court to ban use of pellets against protesters
Widely reported76Hearing a PIL filed by two pellet firing victims over the use of metallic pellets against civilian protesters, the court directed the Delhi government to ensure medical treatment for the injured.
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- “Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 LIVE: Lok Sabha Adjourned Till 5 PM Amid Sloganeering By Opposition” ↗
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