Anti-CEC protest: Contempt plea filed in Supreme Court on continued transit shutdown in Delhi
Advocate Shailendra Mani Tripathi said the shutdown was in clear violation of the October 9 order of the Supreme Court, which had emphasised that the authorities must not cause any hardship or suffering to ordinary commuters through a blanket ban
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