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Supreme Court agrees to hear Centre’s application on September 1; the court expects both sides, those who wish to march, and the police, to respect and honour the laws of the land, Chief Justice Surya Kant says

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After Supreme Court refusal to halt CJP march, Delhi Police seeks quashing of FIRs against NEET-UG protesters, students

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