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The Supreme Court on Monday clarified that there was no need to initiate separate suo motu proceedings to examine allegations of sexual assault against women protesters during the July 20 student protests in the national capital, as the issue has already been referred to and prio
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The Supreme Court on Monday clarified that there was no need to initiate separate suo motu proceedings to examine allegations of sexual assault against women protesters during the July 20 student protests in the national capital, as the issue has already been referred to and prioritised by a five-member committee headed by its former judge R Subhash Reddy
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Source: Hindustan Times. Published 25 Aug 2026, 02:41 am.
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