Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Supreme Court Denies Urgent Plea on Police Action at CJP Protest
A lawyer asked the Supreme Court to quickly hear a case about police using force on protestors.
The Court said no, telling the lawyer not to waste time.
The protest was organized by CJP, and the police used tear gas.
The Chief Justice, Surya Kant, did not want to see videos of the protest.
A lawyer requested an urgent hearing on police action against CJP protestors.
The Supreme Court refused, advising the lawyer not to waste time.
Police used tear gas against the protestors.
Chief Justice Surya Kant did not watch videos of the protest presented by the lawyer.
The protest was organized by CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace).
- Who
- Lawyer and protestors vs. Supreme Court
- What
- Supreme Court refused to hear an urgent plea against police action on CJP protest
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- The Supreme Court deemed the plea not urgent and advised against wasting time.
Protestors and Lawyer
Supreme Court
Urgency of the Matter
Protestors and Lawyer
The lawyer emphasized the urgency of the situation, citing police brutality and the use of tear gas against protestors.
Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, dismissed the urgency, advising the lawyer not to waste time.
- Date
- Not specified
- Location
- India
- Protest Organizer
- CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace)
- Supreme Court Response
- Refused to hear the urgent plea
- Chief Justice
- Surya Kant