The Centre tells the Supreme Court that it is committed to not pursuing first information reports (FIRs) against students involved in incidents linked to a march connected with the CJP to Parliament, according to NDTV. The court responds by directing an inquiry into what happened during the march. It orders the constitution of a high-powered committee to probe the incidents, with the committee to be headed by a former top court judge. The court’s directions aim to establish an independent assessment of the events around the protest and the actions taken by those concerned. The reporting also indicates that the Centre’s assurance on the FIR question is part of the court’s consideration of how to proceed with the matter. The details provided focus on the Centre’s position that no FIRs will be pursued against students and on the court’s decision to appoint a senior, former judge-led mechanism to examine the circumstances and determine the facts related to the incidents. The matter remains under the Supreme Court’s supervision while the committee conducts its probe.