Supreme Court Summons Top Police Officer Over Journalist Harassment Case

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The Supreme Court of India has ordered a senior police officer to appear before it regarding allegations of journalist harassment. The case stems from complaints filed by journalists claiming intimidation by authorities. The court's directive seeks to address these grievances directly with the involved police official. This judicial intervention highlights ongoing concerns over press freedom and the safety of reporters in the country.

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