Srishti Ojha · DistrictNews · 2026-08-31
No reason to presume trouble: Supeme Court refuses to halt CJP's Sept 5 march
The Supreme Court declined to pass any immediate order against the CJP’s September 5 protest march in Delhi. It said law and order was for the authorities to manage, while allowing the petitioner to return if the situation turns alarming. No reason to presume trouble: Supeme Court refuses to halt CJP's Sept 5 march.
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