Delhi high court refuses to take suo motu cognisance of suspended ACP’s remarks on lawyers
A group of lawyers urged the Delhi high court to take suo motu cognisance of the incident, saying that derogatory language was used against the legal fraternity
On the first working day of Delhi's new vehicle restrictions, the city's Metro saw a surge in passenger boardings. The Metro Rail Corporation reported 80.54 lakh passengers, an increase of 8.3 lakh compared to the previous Monday's figure. This number was close to the Metro's previous record of 82.44 lakh passengers, set in September during a DTC bus driver strike.
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