'No Coercive Action': Supreme Court In Journalist vs Cop In Molestation Case During Delhi Protest

What happened: The Supreme Court directed police to complete the investigation into a journalist's molestation allegations during a Delhi protest in a time-bound manner, and said no coercive action should be taken. Key numbers: No concrete figures were provided in the content. Why it matters: The order sets a time-bound path for the probe while shielding the journalist from coercive action, in a case involving a police officer.

The Supreme Court directed police to complete the investigation into a journalist's molestation allegations during a Delhi protest in a time-bound manner, and said no coercive action should be taken.

The order sets a time-bound path for the probe while shielding the journalist from coercive action, in a case involving a police officer.