The Supreme Court has mandated that all rail and metro services linked to Delhi must operate normally and internet services must stay uninterrupted, addressing strict restrictions implemented across the national capital amid planned protests targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
During a special hearing addressing security protocols and movement barriers throughout the city, the top court emphasized that law enforcement and security measures must adhere strictly to legal frameworks. The directives ensure that peaceful gatherings are not met with unlawful detentions or severe curbs on public mobility.
Authorities have deployed heavy security personnel to strategic checkpoints near locations like Jantar Mantar as demonstrations unfold. The judiciary's intervention seeks to balance public safety with the protection of fundamental movement and communication rights for citizens in the capital region.