Nobody Can Browbeat Judiciary: CJI as SC Hears Pleas Over Delhi Protest
The Supreme Court began hearing petitions over the October 10 Delhi protests challenging public transport restrictions, alleged unlawful detentions and police action against lawyers, journalists and demonstrators.
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