Home Secretary's Apology to SC: MHA Clarifies No Contempt in Delhi Protest Curbs
India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has pushed back against reports suggesting that Home Secretary Govind Mohan's recent unconditional apology to the Supreme Court signifies an admission of guilt in a contempt case. The MHA clarified that such an apology is standard procedure when a contempt notice is issued, asserting that all government actions related to managing a recent Delhi protest were fully compliant with the law and did not constitute contempt of court. This comes after Mohan apologized regarding alleged non-compliance with the Supreme Court's October 9 order on restrictions during a protest.








