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SC Refuses to Stay CJP's Sept 5 March, Schedules Hearing for Sept 10

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The Supreme Court declined to issue interim orders to halt a planned march by the CJP scheduled for September 5, which petitioners argued could cause unrest ahead of the BRICS summit. A PIL was filed in the apex court raising concerns about potential lawlessness during the sensitive diplomatic event. The court emphasized that law enforcement agencies are obligated to maintain order in accordance with the law. Notices have been issued to the Centre, and both protesters and police have been urged to act within legal boundaries. The matter has been listed for a formal hearing on September 10.

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