A petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking the introduction of a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to regulate the methods used during protests in the national capital. The plea calls for a clearly defined procedure for conducting demonstrations in Delhi.
The matter was mentioned before the court by senior advocate Sanjay Poddar. He brought the petition to the attention of a bench headed by Acting Chief Justice Nitin Vasudev Sambre. The matter concerns the demand for a structured framework governing the methods used during protests.
During the proceedings, Additional Solicitor General Chetan Sharma informed the court that a similar matter is already pending before the Supreme Court. His submission brought to the court’s attention that the issue of establishing procedures for protests is also being considered at the apex court.
The petition seeks the implementation of an SOP for protests in Delhi. A Standard Operating Procedure generally sets out defined guidelines for carrying out a particular activity. In this case, the plea seeks a formal framework for protest methods. However, the information available does not provide details of the specific provisions or guidelines proposed under the requested SOP.
The mention of a similar pending matter before the Supreme Court adds a broader legal dimension to the issue. The Delhi High Court was informed that the subject is already under consideration in a separate case before the apex court.
At this stage, the central issue raised by the petition is the demand for a standard procedure governing protests in Delhi. Further developments will depend on the subsequent proceedings and any directions issued by the court. No final decision on the requested SOP has been specified in the information provided.
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