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Supreme Court refuses change in High-Powered Enquiry Committee

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The Supreme Court declined to reconstitute the High-Powered Enquiry Committee tasked with investigating police conduct during NEET-UG protests, emphasizing that the inquiry must prioritize reports of violence and police excesses.

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  • We are constrained to observe, with some measure of disquiet, that aspersions have been cast upon the HPEC in a manner that is both premature and precipitate. In the circumstances, we are not inclined to effect any alteration in the constitution of the Committee, particularly where the prayer for such reconstitution proceeds on nothing more than conjecture and preconceived notions, articulated even before the HPEC has embarked upon its enquiry
    [1]The Hindu· 17 Sept

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