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Supreme Court Seeks RAF Ammunition Log from Jantar Mantar Protesters
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The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to preserve the ammunition log of the Rapid Action Force (RAF) deployed at Jantar Mantar. The court observed that police are empowered to use pellet guns in exceptional situations.
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Supreme Court Seeks RAF Ammunition Log from Jantar Mantar Protesters
The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to preserve the ammunition log of the Rapid Action Force (RAF) deployed at Jantar Mantar. The court observed that police are empowered to use pellet guns in exceptional situations. The court's decision is aimed at ensuring that the use of pellet guns is not excessive. The Centre has been directed to preserve the ammunition log of the RAF deployed at Jantar Mantar. The court's order is a significant step towards ensuring the safety of protesters.
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The Supreme Court has stayed coercive action against CJP student protesters, ordering the release of detained minors. The court has also directed the National Commission for Scheduled Castes to recommend action against the protesters. The court has ruled that the National Commission for Scheduled Castes cannot issue binding orders, but can only recommend action. The court has also directed the government to provide compensation to the families of the detained minors. The court's decision is expected to bring relief to the families of the detained minors.
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Supreme Court Orders Release of Protesters Without Criminal Background
The Supreme Court has ordered the release of protesters without a criminal background who were involved in recent student protests in Delhi and other states. The court has directed the authorities to release the protesters within 24 hours. The order was passed in response to a petition filed by a group of students who were arrested during the protests. The court has also directed the authorities to provide medical attention to the protesters who were injured during the protests. The order is seen as a major victory for the students who were arrested during the protests. The Supreme Court has also directed the authorities to ensure that the protesters are not harassed or intimidated by the police. The order is expected to be implemented soon and will provide relief to the protesters who were arrested during the protests.
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