Supreme Court Retains Panel Examining Police Action During CJP Protests
The Supreme Court declined requests to reconstitute the existing high-powered inquiry committee examining police action allegations from July protests.
What Happened
On September 16, 2026, the Supreme Court declined requests to reconstitute the existing high-powered enquiry committee examining allegations connected to police action during the July student protests associated with CJP. The Court directed the existing committee to proceed with its inquiry. Reported areas under examination include allegations concerning pellet-gun use, targeted violence, treatment of women protesters, injuries to police personnel and property damage. The inquiry remains ongoing. No final factual conclusion from the committee should be implied by this article.
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