Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Delhi High Court Seeks DU Reply Over Procession Ban
The Delhi High Court has asked Delhi University to respond to an alleged violation.
The issue involves a ban on victory processions linked to DUSU.
The court issued its order on September 18.
It told the Delhi Police to make sure no procession took place.
It also told Delhi University and the police to take steps to prevent violations.
Anyone breaking the order could face criminal or administrative action.
The court also said breaking it could be treated as contempt of court.
The articles do not state whether a procession ultimately took place.
The Delhi High Court has sought a response from Delhi University over an alleged violation of the ban on DUSU victory processions.
An order issued on September 18 assigned the Delhi Police responsibility for preventing such processions.
The court directed police and Delhi University officials to take all possible measures to stop violations.
Violators could face criminal and administrative action, according to the order.
The court said any violation would also amount to contempt of court.
- Who
- The Delhi High Court, Delhi University, and the Delhi Police are involved.
- What
- The court is seeking Delhi University's response over an alleged violation of a ban on DUSU victory processions.
- When
- The relevant court order was issued on September 18; the year is not specified.
- Where
- The matter concerns Delhi University and the Delhi Police in Delhi.
- Why
- The court wants the procession ban enforced and violations prevented.
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- University
- Delhi University
- Student body
- Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU)
- Order date
- September 18
- Police responsibility
- Ensure that no prohibited victory procession takes place
- Possible consequences
- Criminal and administrative action, as well as contempt of court
- Preventive direction
- Police and Delhi University administration were ordered to take all possible measures to prevent violations