India Today News Desk · GovernmentPolicies · 2026-09-09
How dare you? CJI blasts Greater Noida magistrate over notice to CJP protester
The Supreme Court will seek an explanation from a Greater Noida magistrate over a notice issued to a student after a Jantar Mantar protest. The court said its earlier order clearly barred penal action against students, raising questions over official overreach. The Supreme Court lashed out at the Greater Noida executive magistrate, saying that how he could issue a Rs 5 lakh notice to a Gautam Buddha University student over his participation in the CJP protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. How dare you? CJI blasts Greater Noida magistrate over notice to CJP protester
Why it matters. This case highlights the judiciary's intervention to protect citizens' rights against alleged administrative overreach and non-compliance with Supreme Court directives.
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