60-day prohibitive orders passed ‘ex-parte’ to prevent unrest in key capital zones: Delhi Police in Supreme Court – The Hindu(Soban News)

1. 60-day prohibitive orders passed ‘ex-parte’ to prevent unrest in key capital zones: Delhi Police in Supreme Court  The Hindu
2. Protest site cannot be occupied ‘for all times to come’, says SC seeks Centre’s reply on plea to halt anti-CEC protests  Telegraph India
3. Section 163 BNSS And Its Persistent Misuse  Live Law
4. Right to protest can’t justify endless occupation of a site: SC  The Times of India
5. Jantar Mantar should never have been designated as protest site, Delhi Police tells SC  Scroll.in

​60-day prohibitive orders passed ‘ex-parte’ to prevent unrest in key capital zones: Delhi Police in Supreme Court  The HinduProtest site cannot be occupied ‘for all times to come’, says SC seeks Centre’s reply on plea to halt anti-CEC protests  Telegraph IndiaSection 163 BNSS And Its Persistent Misuse  Live LawRight to protest can’t justify endless occupation of a site: SC  The Times of IndiaJantar Mantar should never have been designated as protest site, Delhi Police tells SC  Scroll.in by Soban News (international And National News)