'No Time To Watch Videos': Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Plea On 'Police Brutality' Against Protesting Students
New Delhi: Responding to a petition regarding the allegedly police brutality against protesting students, Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant said that the court is not interested in videos, and the judges do not have time to watch them.
The top court refused to hear the petitions seeking the Supreme Court’s intervention over the police crackdown on student protesters at the Cockroach Janta Party’s Jantar Mantar.
When the lawyer pointed out that the students are raising important issues such as proper conduct of the NEET exam, and reforms in the National Testing Agency, the chief justice cut him short stating, “Thank you very much”
The Delhi High Court had refused another plea for an urgent hearing in the same issue yesterday, stating that “Don’t drag the Court into this.”
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