Deccan Herald ·
Supreme Court defers hearing on pleas related to Delhi protests, curbs on metro and train services till October 15
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not written by Deccan Herald · not verifiedGenerated October 13, 2026
- The Supreme Court of India adjourned a hearing regarding protests and public transport disruptions until October 15 due to the indisposition of a judge. The bench allowed the Centre additional time to submit an affidavit regarding allegations of contempt concerning metro and train service interruptions.
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Sign in to give feedbackNew Delhi: The Supreme Court deferred till October 15 (Thursday) the hearing on pleas related to protests, closure of metro stations and disruptions in train services ahead of the October 10 agitations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to the indisposition of Justice V Mohana.
On Tuesday, a bench of Chief Justice (CJI) Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana was scheduled to conduct the crucial hearing on a litany of petitions.
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