New Delhi, July 28 -- The Delhi High Court said it will hear a petition on Tuesday alleging that protesters at the student stir led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) were subjected to police surveillance. Observing that "Things have cooled down, let them cool down further," during a hearing on Monday, it suggested a comprehensive petition seeking guidelines for such police surveillance practices be filed. A bench of chief justice DK Upadhyaya and Tejas Karia observed that such a petition would enable them to examine the existing framework governing police surveillance and assess whether the provisions in place are adequate or require further scrutiny. The bench also noted that the present petition was confined to a specific aspect of the issue. "Better file a petition where we can examine what provisions are there in place. If they are adequate, not adequate," the bench said. "This petition as we understand was confined to a particular aspect. Things have cooled down, let them cool down further,." The court made these remarks in a petition filed by former JNU Students' Union president Aishe Ghose challenging the alleged continuous surveillance of protesters. Considering the contention, the Delhi high court said that it would hear the matter on Tuesday....