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Supreme Court Grants 2‑Week Stay on Coercive Action in Operation Clean
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 19 Jul 2026, 05:48 PM
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The Supreme Court has issued an interim stay, halting coercive measures for two weeks in the Operation Clean case.
The Supreme Court, in a recent order, has granted interim relief by staying coercive action for a period of two weeks in the Operation Clean case.
The stay is aimed at ensuring due process and preventing any potential misuse of power while the court examines the merits of the case.
The decision comes amid growing concerns over the use of coercive measures in the operation, which targets corruption and illegal activities.
Legal experts say the stay will provide a breathing space for the parties involved to present their arguments before a final judgment is rendered.
The court has directed that no further coercive action be taken until the next hearing scheduled in the coming weeks.
The stay is aimed at ensuring due process and preventing any potential misuse of power while the court examines the merits of the case.
The decision comes amid growing concerns over the use of coercive measures in the operation, which targets corruption and illegal activities.
Legal experts say the stay will provide a breathing space for the parties involved to present their arguments before a final judgment is rendered.
The court has directed that no further coercive action be taken until the next hearing scheduled in the coming weeks.