Restores people’s faith in justice system: Sibal after SC’s directions to government on protests
India’s Supreme Court directed authorities not to illegally detain people gathering peacefully to protest and told the government to preserve normal Delhi Metro operations and uninterrupted internet access. Former law minister Kapil Sibal said the directions restore public faith in the justice system.
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