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the court said that govt may take admin action against striking doctors like use esma etc.
whether the govt will use it or threaten to use it is a diff issue
What jurisdiction or power does the Supreme Court or even the government have to order a stop of peaceful protest?
https://x.com/dr_co0l/status/1833123231487705191
Meanwhile, Chief Justice Chandrachud is being trolled viciously online. I am not sharing the link as some of the allegations are absolutely scurrilous. But it's incredible that highly educated Bengali social media users from both right and left are making such remarks.