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Students of National Law University Delhi organised a solidarity march titled “Reclaiming Public Spaces” on 30 September 2026, raising concerns regarding women’s safety, inadequate street lighting, police patrolling and accessibility around the campus.
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Supreme Court clarified that “criminal antecedents” in its NEET 2026 protest order refers only to “grave and heinous offences” and held that NCT of Delhi and other States are at liberty to decide closure or withdrawal of FIRs in accordance with law.
The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association issued a statement condemning the use of force against students and young protestors who had assembled to peacefully voice their grievances regarding public examinations.
The Supreme Court Bar Association issued a resolution condemning the brutal lathi charge against students, and SCBA President Dr. Vikas Singh wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah requesting a judicial enquiry and immediate action in this regard.
A university that accepts only obedience and discourages protests and criticism would fail in its broader educational role.