India’s Chief Justice of India (CJI) has stated he will intervene if the Supreme Court metro station remains closed due to ongoing protests led by the Civil Justice Place (CJP). The station was shut down preemptively ahead of planned demonstrations. Details regarding the nature of the CJP protest were not provided in the source. The CJI’s statement signals concern over the disruption to access to the Supreme Court, a critical institution. This intervention would likely involve seeking a resolution to allow the station to reopen and ensure unimpeded access for court visitors and personnel. The situation highlights potential conflicts between the right to protest and maintaining the functioning of essential public services. The CJI’s move suggests a commitment to upholding the judiciary’s operational integrity.