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Supreme Court Quashes FIRs Linked to Student Protests
The Supreme Court canceled all the police cases connected to student protests.
Saurav Das spoke in court on behalf of the CJP.
He thanked the judges for their decision.
He also thanked the lawyers involved in the case.
Das said the Government of India had given positive assurances.
Because of the court’s order and those assurances, the CJP withdrew its planned march.
The march had been scheduled for September 5.
The CJP said it would now look forward to the government following the court’s order.
The Supreme Court quashed all FIRs linked to student protests.
Saurav Das, co-convener of the CJP, thanked the CJI-led bench.
Das cited positive assurances from the Government of India.
The CJP withdrew its call for a march scheduled for September 5.
Das thanked the court, Vrinda Grover, and the Solicitor General for their efforts.
- Who
- The Supreme Court, the CJI-led bench, Saurav Das as CJP co-convener, the Government of India, and lawyers including Vrinda Grover and the Solicitor General.
- What
- The Supreme Court quashed all FIRs linked to student protests, after which the CJP withdrew its call for a September 5 march.
- Where
- The action took place in the Supreme Court.
- When
- The court order and statement were described as occurring today; the withdrawn march had been scheduled for September 5.
- Why
- Saurav Das cited the Government of India’s positive assurances and the judicial sanctity given to them by the court.
Key facts
- Court action
- The Supreme Court quashed all FIRs linked to student protests.
- Speaker
- Saurav Das, identified as co-convener of the CJP.
- Government position
- Das referred to positive assurances from the Government of India.
- March date
- The CJP withdrew its call for a march on September 5.
- Court leadership
- The decision was made by a CJI-led bench.
- Lawyers thanked
- Das thanked Vrinda Grover and the Solicitor General for their efforts.
Quotes
Saurav Dass
Co-convener of the CJP who read the statement inside the Court
“I also thank the Court for this decision and the learned counsel on both sides, Ms. Vrinda Grover and the Solicitor General, for their efforts.”
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