The Supreme Court’s decision to set up a Special Investigation Team (S

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The Supreme Court’s decision to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the violence during CJP’s Delhi protests is a rare and sharp signal — accountability is non-negotiable.

This isn’t just about student anger over NEET-UG 2026 or a paper leak. It’s about how a democracy handles dissent. When protestors marched towards Parliament, the police response crossed lines; and now, the highest court is stepping in. CJI Surya Kant made it clear: no cover-ups, no blame-shifting. The SIT will dig deep into who ordered what, and why protocol was ignored. The government had already offered to shuffle ministers; but CJP held firm until Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Now, the focus shifts from politics to justice. For students, aspirants, and civil rights groups watching closely; this could set a precedent. If the court ensures accountability, it won’t just calm today’s anger; it’ll shape how future protests are handled. This isn’t over. It’s just getting serious.