India's Supreme Court orders release of minors arrested in exam leak protests
Most outlets reported that India's Supreme Court ordered the release of minors arrested during youth protests linked to exam leaks and mandated preservation of surveillance footage. The framing was largely uniform, with all excerpts emphasizing the court’s directive to release under-18s and preserve evidence. The Express Tribune added a brief note on proposed longer jail terms and higher fines for exam paper leaks, while the other outlets did not include this detail.
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India's top court orders no coercive action against youth protesters and release of minors, media reports say
India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the release of under-18s arrested during the youth protests over exam leaks and said authorities must ensure surveillance footage is preserved after petitioners alleged police brutality against demonstrators. Indian media reports said Chief Justice Surya Kant also directed authorities to preserve the digital and personal data of people who participated i...
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India's top court orders no coercive action against youth protesters and release of minors, media reports say
NEW DELHI: India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the release of under-18s arrested during the youth protests over exam leaks and said authorities must ensure surveillance footage is preserved after petitioners alleged police brutality against demonstrators. Indian media reports said Chief Justice Surya Kant also directed authorities to preserve the digital and personal data of people who par...
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India SC protects youth protesters from coercive action
India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered authorities to release under-18 protesters detained during demonstrations over exam paper leaks. The court also barred coercive action against protesters and directed officials to preserve evidence related to alleged police conduct. According to Indian media reports, Chief Justice Surya Kant issued interim directions after petitions were filed by student...
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India's top court orders no coercive action against youth protesters and release of minors, media reports say
Govt proposes longer jail terms, heftier fines for exam paper leaks, seeking to restore confidence
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