The Supreme Court deferred the hearing of petitions linked to Delhi protests to October 15 after being told Justice V. Mohana was unwell.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta requested the deferment during the proceedings, and one analysis described the next hearing as Thursday.
The petitions concern protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and issues arising from the demonstrations.
The reported issues include allegations of police excesses, unlawful detentions, and non-compliance with earlier directions on public transport operations.
The court also granted the Centre more time to file its affidavit on compliance with previous directions regarding metro and train services.
One analysis said the court sought the presence of a senior police officer over allegations of police assault on women journalists.
Another analysis said the bench issued notice on a challenge to Section 16 of the CEC Act concerning immunity for Election Commissioners.
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All of the analyses agree that the Supreme Court put off the Delhi protest matters because Justice V. Mohana was unwell and that Solicitor General Tushar Mehta sought the postponement. They also agree the case concerns protests linked to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
The reporting varies on the next scheduling description, with one analysis saying October 15 and another describing Thursday. Some details also differ on whether the court focused on transport compliance, alleged assaults on women journalists, or a challenge to immunity provisions.
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The neutral coverage says the Supreme Court adjourned the Delhi protest matter after Justice V. Mohana was reported unwell. It presents the delay as procedural and links it to petitions about protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The reporting also notes requests for more time on compliance filings and mentions allegations raised in the case, including police excesses and journalist assault claims. One account further reports notice on a challenge to immunity provisions for Election Commissioners.
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The Supreme Court deferred the hearing of petitions related to Delhi protests against the Chief Election Commissioner to October 15. The adjournment was announced after the court was informed that Justice V Mohana was unwell. The proceedings involve allegations of police excesses, unlawful detentions, and non-compliance with earlier directives on public transport operations during demonstrations.
The Supreme Court adjourned hearings concerning petitions on Delhi protests and public transport disruptions until Thursday due to the indisposition of Justice V Mohana. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta requested the postponement during the proceedings. The court also granted the Centre additional time to file an affidavit regarding compliance with previous directions on metro and train services.
The Supreme Court postponed petitions related to protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to October 15 due to the ill health of Justice V Mohana. The court sought the presence of a senior police officer to address allegations of police assault on women journalists. Additionally, the court issued notice on a challenge regarding immunity provisions for Election Commissioners.
The Supreme Court adjourned petitions regarding restrictions on Delhi metro and rail services during protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar until October 15. A three-judge bench deferred the proceedings after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta noted that Justice V Mohana was unwell. The bench also granted the government more time to submit a response to a contempt petition regarding transport restrictions.
The Supreme Court postponed petitions concerning protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar to October 15 following the reported illness of Justice V Mohana. During the proceedings, the court requested a response from a senior police officer regarding alleged assaults on women journalists. The court also addressed a separate challenge to the statutory immunity granted to the Chief Election Commissioner.