CJI: We don't think elaborate arguments are required...It was completely a peaceful protest by students raising some demand. It was within constitutional framework. By their version, they want to say that in such type of peaceful protest, there are awlays uninvited guests. They will enter with agenda...very soon they become co-host...on behalf of students, it is said despite constitutional right, we were treated like this.

Gopal S; no order was there for Jantar Mantar...protocols are there for police to announce on loudspeakers that this is what we are going to do...water cannons...lathis below legs...tear gas is a later step...

CJI: Every stakeholder should come out with constructive suggestion. Earlier protocol suggested by this court, with passage of time...lot of things happening in non-conventional manner. We need to address what kind of tear gas etc. used, whether to be allowed...in a democracy, agitations are bound to be there

Gopal S - An ASI broke windows of car himself. There is a video. These people behaved with a license. We want responsibility to be placed up the ladder. Unless this court does that, police think they can get away.