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The Supreme Court Metro Station remains closed for the third consecutive day due to student protests, with 17 other stations expected to remain shut on Friday. The Chief Justice of India has vowed to intervene if a solution is not found to resolve the situation.
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The Supreme Court Metro Station remains closed for the third consecutive day due to student protests, with 17 other stations expected to remain shut on Friday. The Chief Justice of India has vowed to intervene if a solution is not found to resolve the situation.
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### Supreme Court Metro Station Closure Amid Student Protest
The ongoing protests by the students of the Chief Justice of India (CJP) have led to the closure of the Supreme Court Metro Station in New Delhi. The station remained shut for the third consecutive day, with 17 other stations expected to remain closed on Friday. The protests, which began as a peaceful assembly, have escalated into a confrontation with the authorities.
The students, led by CJP president, have been protesting against a range of issues, including police brutality, corruption, and unemployment. They claim that the government has failed to address their concerns and have called for the Prime Minister's resignation. The situation has taken an alarming turn, with reports emerging of plainclothes men using excessive force to disperse the protesters. The opposition parties have slammed the government for its response, terming it as "authoritarian" and "intolerant".
The Chief Justice of India, in a statement, has promised to intervene if a solution is not found to resolve the stalemate. "We will intervene soon if the situation does not return to normal," said the CJI, indicating that the judiciary is ready to take the matter seriously.
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