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Supreme Court dismisses uproar over deleted contempt pleas in IPS case
The Supreme Court has downplayed controversy surrounding the removal of contempt petitions related to IPS officer deputation, directing both parties to exchange their written submissions ahead of a hearing scheduled for October 15.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought to defuse tensions surrounding deleted contempt pleas in a matter concerning Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and IPS deputation, saying "too much heat" had been generated over the issue.
The apex court directed the parties involved in the case to exchange their pleadings and prepare for the next hearing. The bench has scheduled the matter for further consideration on October 15.
The contempt petitions, which had been filed in connection with IPS deputation protocols, were removed from the court's records, triggering concerns about the handling of sensitive legal documents. The Supreme Court's intervention appears aimed at ensuring procedural clarity while moving the matter forward.
The case touches upon the deputation of IPS officers to central forces and the procedures governing such appointments. The scheduled hearing will provide an opportunity for all stakeholders to present their arguments before the bench.