Indian Supreme Court Orders Release of Student Protesters, Probes Police Excesses
The Indian Supreme Court has ordered all states to release student protesters under 18 and those without criminal records, while also directing a probe into alleged police excesses during recent protests. The court emphasized that those responsible for any misconduct must be held accountable.
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