Delhi police chief apologises to Supreme Court over October 10 protest curbs2026-10-13Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar tendered an unconditional apology in a contempt case linked to the October 10 protest, saying preventive measures were based on intelligence and a ground assessment.The Supreme Court questioned restrictions on Metro and internet services and issued notices to the home secretary and police commissioner.According to The Business Standard, Home Secretary Govind Mohan also filed an unconditional apology and said cellular internet was suspended for 24 hours within a 4km radius of Raisina Hill.दिल्ली में प्रदर्शन पर SC सख्त: मेट्रो-इंटरनेट बंद करने पर उठाए सवाल, गृह सचिव और पुलिस कमिश्नर को नोटिस (Zee News)Breaking News Live Updates: Delhi Police commissioner tenders unconditional, unqualified apology to SC in contempt case (The Economic Times)Indian home secretary tenders unconditional apology to Supreme Court (The Business Standard)Delhi Police chief apologises in Supreme Court over Metro curbs (India Today)CJP’s history of mob violence can’t be ignored, cops tell Supreme Court (Hindustan Times)