Delhi Police File Cases Against Opposition Leaders Over Unauthorized Supreme Court March

Delhi Police filed two FIRs on Monday against opposition leaders and participants involved in a march to the Supreme Court, citing unauthorized assembly and breach of security protocols. According to police statements, the demonstration had not received prior clearance from authorities before proceeding toward the apex court.

During the protest, police alleged that several opposition figures forcibly removed police barricades with the assistance of a mini-truck, circumventing the security cordon that had been established around the Supreme Court complex. The incident highlighted tensions between law enforcement and opposition groups over protest permissions in the capital.

The FIRs mark the latest confrontation between security forces and opposition activists in Delhi. Police emphasized that demonstrations in sensitive areas surrounding government institutions require prior authorization to ensure public order and security management.

The development underscores ongoing disputes between the administration and opposition parties over the right to protest and the procedures governing public demonstrations in New Delhi. Further details regarding the identities of those charged and the specific sections invoked under the Indian Penal Code were awaited.