The Supreme Court’s intervention in the student-protest controversy has strengthened an important democratic principle: peaceful agitation cannot automatically justify police force or indiscriminate legal action. The Court reportedly directed authorities not to take coercive action against protesters, ordered the release of detained minors and sought protection of surveillance data collected during
Sushil shanker vig editor in chief report The Supreme Court’s intervention in the student-protest controversy has strengthened an important democratic principle: peaceful agitation cannot automatically justify police force or indiscriminate legal action. The Court reportedly directed authorities not to take coercive action against protesters, ordered the release of detained minors and sought protection of surveillance … Read more
