The Supreme Court has ordered immediate police action to protect her. The court emphasized her cause is justified, and she deserves full protection as a vulnerable victim. The High-Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) will investigate police excesses against students, with its first meeting scheduled for September 15. The court also addressed constitutional concerns, including the use of facial recognition and metal projectiles at protest sites. Advocates raised questions about potential conflicts of interest within the HPEC, which the court promised to review. The teenager’s case highlights the risks faced by young activists and the judiciary's role in safeguarding them.