Supreme Court directs normal Delhi transport and lawful detention
The Supreme Court directed normal Delhi transport and internet access, subject to lawful restrictions, and required detention to follow legal procedure.
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The Supreme Court directed normal Delhi transport and internet access, subject to lawful restrictions, and required detention to follow legal procedure.
Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were released on Sunday after an executive magistrate hearing, with police citing a Rs 50,000 surety bond.
Late-night reports say most Delhi protest detainees were released, including former chief ministers, while CJP leaders remained in police custody.
The Supreme Court will hear petitions on Delhi transport restrictions and protest detentions on October 11; allegations await judicial consideration.
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