Supreme Court addresses Delhi protest concerns, denies illegal detention claim

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The Supreme Court of India has made statements regarding the recent protests in Delhi. It clarified there was no evidence of illegal detention of protesters. The court also stated that internet services should remain uninterrupted. These remarks came during proceedings addressing issues surrounding the demonstrations.

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