The Supreme Court is considering ordering an independent investigation into alleged police excesses and has directed the release of detained minors. According to reports, the court is focused on police accountability and the need to ensure that evidence is preserved in connection with actions taken against students. The court also indicated that coercive action should not be taken against students who do not have criminal antecedents. The bench’s remarks reflect a review of how police conduct affects children and students during detentions, and it seeks safeguards against unlawful or coercive measures. In addition, the court’s directions include steps related to evidence preservation, suggesting that investigators and authorities must not destroy or tamper with material relevant to the case. The court’s approach combines oversight of police conduct with procedural safeguards for detained minors, and it leaves open the possibility of an independent probe to examine the allegations. The reports describe the matter as ongoing, with the court examining the appropriate legal and investigative framework for complaints of excessive or improper police action.