Supreme Court permits Congress delegation to file plea as Rahul Gandhi leads protest march

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The Supreme Court has allowed a delegation of Indian National Congress leaders to enter its premises to file a formal plea. This occurred as Congress MP Rahul Gandhi led a 'Challo Dilli' protest march from Connaught Place towards the court. The march protests the functioning of the Election Commission of India. The protest proceeded despite the Chief Justice of India not granting a meeting with opposition MPs on the issue.

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