SC refuses to entertain PIL seeking guidelines for frisking during exams
12 July 2019 7:50 AM GMT
The bench asked advocate Anuja Kapoor who filed the PIL to approach the Delhi HC, if she wants, for any relief in the case.
New Delhi: Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a public interest litigation seeking a direction for laying down guidelines for flying squads and invigilators on frisking of students before examination halls.
A three-judge bench of the Apex Court, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi and also comprising Justices Deepak Gupta and Aniruddha Bose heard the petition filed by advocate Anuja Kapoor.
The bench asked her to approach the Delhi High Court, if she wants, for any relief in the case.
The PIL of advocate Anuja Kapoor stated that a girl studying in class 10 in Chattisgarh had allegedly committed suicide after being allegedly stripped and searched during her board examination by the inspecting officials.
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