El Supremo indio prohíbe las detenciones de manifestantes pacíficos en las protestas

The Supreme Court of India issued a directive on October 11 in New Delhi, ordering the central government to restore internet services and reopen all metro stations in the capital. The ruling follows widespread unrest and aims to facilitate the movement of citizens and communication infrastructure.

In addition to the infrastructure orders, the court prohibited the illegal detention of peaceful protesters. This mandate serves as a legal safeguard for demonstrators participating in ongoing protests, restricting the government's ability to use detention as a tool for managing public dissent.