Two law students arrested for hurling abuses in Supreme Court, disrupting proceedings
Supreme Court seeks police report on attack on lawyer in DelhiAccording to police, the incident occurred during the hearing of Special Leave Petition (Civil), Prabal Pratap and Another vs State of Uttar Pradesh through Commissioner inside Court No. Investigation into the case is in progress, police added.
- ▪Supreme Court seeks police report on attack on lawyer in DelhiAccording to police, the incident occurred during the hearing of Special Leave Petition (Civil), Prabal Pratap and Another vs State of Uttar Pradesh through Commissioner inside C
- ▪Investigation into the case is in progress, police added.
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Two law students were arrested for allegedly hurling abuses during a Supreme Court hearing of a petition, assaulting a security staff and disrupting proceedings, police said on Wednesday (July 15, 2026).Prabal Pratap Singh (24), a third-year law student of Lucknow University from Uttar Pradesh's Etawah, who was appearing as the petitioner-in-person, and Chander Bhan (23), a second-year law student from Raebareli district, were arrested in connection with the incident. Supreme Court seeks police report on attack on lawyer in DelhiAccording to police, the incident occurred during the hearing of Special Leave Petition (Civil), Prabal Pratap and Another vs State of Uttar Pradesh through Commissioner inside Court No.
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