CJP ne 5 September ka Delhi March wapas liya, Supreme Court mein Saurav Das ne di jankari

BREAKING: CJP ne 5 September ko Delhi mein hone wale proposed protest march ko wapas lene ka faisla kiya hai. CJP ke spokesperson aur co-convener Saurav Das ne Supreme Court mein is faisle ki jankari di.

Yeh faisla Centre ki taraf se student protesters ke khilaf darj mamalon ko lekar uthaye gaye kadmon aur Supreme Court ke samne diye gaye assurances ke baad liya gaya.

Saurav Das Supreme Court mein maujood the, jahan Chief Justice of India Surya Kant ki aguvai wali bench ke samne unhone organisation ki taraf se protest march wapas lene ka bayan diya.

Court mein Solicitor General Tushar Mehta ne bataya ki Centre ke saath Delhi Police aur Bihar, Assam, West Bengal aur Maharashtra ki taraf se student protests se jude mamalon ko khatam karne ke liye applications file ki gayi hain.

Government ki taraf se yeh bhi bataya gaya ki 20 July se 25 July ke beech hue sambandhit protest events ko lekar aage naye FIR darj nahi kiye jayenge.

CJP ki taraf se kaha gaya ki Government of India ki positive assurances aur Court ke order ke baad 5 September ke march ko wapas lena uchit samjha gaya hai.

Court ne bhi dono taraf ke approach ko constructive bataya. Chief Justice Surya Kant ne kaha ki agar dono taraf good faith ke saath baat karein to issues ko ek-ek karke resolve kiya ja sakta hai.

Yeh development us samay saamne aaya jab CJP ne 24 August ko 5 September ko Delhi mein march karne ka announcement kiya tha. Organisation ka aarop tha ki July mein hue negotiations ke dauran diye gaye commitments ko poori tarah implement nahi kiya gaya.

Proposed march ko India Gate se New Delhi Police Headquarters ki taraf le jane ki baat kahi gayi thi. Organisation ne kaha tha ki protest mein un students ke families bhi shamil honge jo NEET-UG examination se jude developments ke baad jaan gawa baithe the, saath hi July protest ke dauran police action ka aarop lagane wale log bhi march ka hissa banenge.

Ab Centre ki assurances aur Supreme Court ki intervention ke baad CJP ne September 5 ka protest call withdraw kar diya hai.

Court proceedings mein kya hua?

Hearing ke dauran Government ki taraf se student protesters se jude cases ko lekar Court ko details di gayi. Supreme Court ne apni constitutional powers ka istemal karte hue sambandhit cases par directions pass kiye.

Court ke samne yeh bhi bataya gaya ki kuch serious criminal allegations wale cases ko alag tarah se dekha jayega. Isliye yeh kehna sahi nahi hoga ki har individual ke khilaf har tarah ka criminal case bina kisi exception ke khatam ho gaya.

Compensation par bhi discussion

Proceedings ke dauran student protests se jude affected families ko compensation dene ke Government ke commitment ka bhi zikr hua. Government ne iske liye modalities tayar karne ke liye samay maanga.

Is poore development ke baad September 5 ko proposed Delhi march ka immediate issue khatam ho gaya hai.

CJP ke faisle ka final impact ab Government ke assurances ke implementation aur Court ke directions ke actual compliance par depend karega.

Reference & Disclaimer

Yeh news report publicly available information aur reported Supreme Court proceedings ke aadhar par taiyar ki gayi hai. Information ko publish karne se pehle available reports ko cross-check kiya gaya hai. Is report ke primary reference ke roop mein LiveLaw ki 1 September 2026 ki report, “Withdrawing September 5 Protest: CJP Leader Saurav Das Tells Supreme Court As Centre Acts To Withdraw Cases”, ka reference liya gaya hai. Related developments ko India Today, Hindustan Times, The Tribune, Bar & Bench aur anya available reports se bhi cross-check kiya gaya hai.

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