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Supreme Court Seeks Responses from Centre, Delhi Police and DMRC Over CJP Protest Curbs

The Supreme Court has issued notices to the central government, Delhi Police, and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation regarding a contempt petition over transport restrictions implemented during the CJP protest. The plea argues that authorities breached judicial directives forbidding a total halt to metro and train operations.

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Supreme Court Seeks Responses from Centre, Delhi Police and DMRC Over CJP Protest Curbs

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Sunday sought responses from the Centre, the Delhi Police, and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) regarding a contempt petition filed over transport restrictions during the CJP protest.

The legal challenge contends that the authorities violated previous judicial directions stipulating that a complete prohibition on metro and train services must not be enforced in the national capital in connection with the demonstrations.