Refrain from social media debates on Pegasus case: Supreme Court asks parties

On Tuesday, Supreme Court has instructed all the petitioners and parties seeking an investigation into the Pegasus spyware row to stop participating in “parallel debates on the social media”. The apex court asked the parties to “have faith in the system”.  Supreme Court’s three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said, “Nobody should cross the limit and all will be given the opportunity in the case. We are not against debates but when the matter is in court, it should be deliberated here.” The bench also asked parties to use proper debate in court for answeringOn Tuesday, Supreme Court has instructed all the petitioners and parties seeking an investigation into the Pegasus spyware row to stop participating in “parallel debates on the social media”. The apex court asked the parties to “have faith in the system”.  Supreme Court’s three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said, “Nobody should cross the limit and all will be given the opportunity in the case. We are not against debates but when the matter is in court, it should be deliberated here.” The bench also asked parties to use proper debate in court for answering […]