The Supreme Court of India has directed the central government to maintain Delhi Metro and internet services following a hearing on a petition seeking the protection of the right to protest. The court’s order ensures continued operation of essential services during ongoing demonstrations. This decision addresses concerns raised about potential disruptions to transportation and communication in Delhi. The petition argued that restricting these services would impede citizens' ability to peacefully assemble and express dissent. The court emphasized the importance of balancing security concerns with fundamental rights. This ruling intends to facilitate peaceful protests while maintaining public order in Delhi. The Supreme Court’s intervention highlights the legal framework surrounding protests and digital freedoms in India.