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Supreme Court: HPEC student protest complaint portal ready for launch
This matter concerns the implementation of a High-Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) to handle complaints arising from the July student protests.
The Court reviewed the status report of the HPEC regarding the setup of its secretariat and the development of a digital portal for receiving complaints from aggrieved protesters and police personnel.
Who it concerns: Petitioner: Shailendra Mani Tripathi; Respondents: Union of India & Ors.; Bench: Hon'ble The Chief Justice, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Joymalya Bagchi, and Hon'ble Mrs. Justice V. Mohana.
What the court decided
- The Court noted that the HPEC appointed Mr. Srinivasa Kammath R as Member Secretary.
- The Court noted that the National Informatics Centre (NIC) has been engaged to design and develop a complaint portal.
- The Court noted that NIC was instructed to ensure strict provisions for anonymity and confidentiality of complaints, evidence, and statements.
- The Court directed the NIC, through [text truncated, specific direction incomplete in source].
Also in the document
- The Solicitor General assured the Court that any missing facilities requested by the HPEC (such as servers, generators, and staff) would be provided without delay.
- The HPEC requested specific secretariat staff including IT professionals, Section Officers, and Data Entry Operators.
- The document is a Record of Proceedings dated 09-10-2026, and the text provided is truncated before the full operative order is completed.
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Supreme Court of India — orders & judgments
Court order · Ref. WP(Crl) 280/2026 · 13 Oct 2026
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