CJP protest: SC to hear plea seeking contempt action against Home Secretary, DMRC on metro, train closure
- Posted on October 10, 2026
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In brief
India's Supreme Court will examine a contempt petition challenging the alleged violation of its October 9 directive regarding metropolitan and rail transport services. The case targets senior government officials, including the Union Home Secretary and DMRC leadership, for allegedly obstructing citizens' mobility rights through unauthorized service disruptions. The petition underscores concerns about executive compliance with judicial orders and the protection of essential public infrastructure during civil unrest.
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CJP protest: SC to hear plea seeking contempt action against Home Secretary, DMRC on metro, train closure
The Supreme Court is set to hear a contempt petition regarding the shutdown of public transport services. This petition alleges willful disobedience of the court's October 9 order about metro and train operations. The petition claims that authorities failed to ensure an unrestricted flow of transport for citizens. The complaint cites violations by the Union Home Secretary, Delhi Police Commissioner, and DMRC Chairperson.
