Stir in Cockroach Party as Supreme Court Delivers a Blow!
The Supreme Court of India has delivered a significant legal setback by declining a petition to reconstitute the five-member High-Powered Enquiry Committee. This committee was originally established to investigate allegations of heavy-handed police actions and excesses during student protests in Delhi, which were led by the CJP. The apex court's firm decision maintains the existing structure of the investigative panel, preventing any structural changes demanded by petitioners. This judicial development has sparked immediate political reactions and notable agitation among rival political circles, particularly regarding the handling of student demonstrations and the subsequent accountability of law enforcement agencies in the national capital.
The Supreme Court has refused to reconstitute the five-member High-Powered Enquiry Committee probing alleged police excesses during the CJP-led student protest in Delhi. The court said objections to the panel were based on conjecture and preconceived notions. The committee will continue examining allegations involving pellet guns, violence, harassment and property damage.
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