Supreme Court to hear on Sunday pleas against violation of order on Delhi curbs, detention of Opposition leaders

SC to hear on Sunday plea seeking contempt action against authorities for alleged violation of its Oct 9 direction
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The Supreme Court will hold a special sitting on Sunday to hear a plea seeking contempt action against authorities over the alleged violation of its October 9 directions on public transport restrictions in Delhi ahead of the CJP protest, according to PTI.
The plea alleges that Metro station closures and curbs on train services continued despite the court’s order.
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