India, Oct. 10 -- Expressing concern over the restrictions on public transport announced ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest in Delhi, the Supreme Court on Friday directed the Government to ensure "everything is not brought to a halt" and citizens don't face difficulties. "You cannot use a hammer to kill a fly," the court observed.

"We are mainly concerned about the complete closure of metro station entries; we have serious concerns about this," the Court said, adding, "Take corrective steps keeping in mind difficulties for citizens."

The Supreme Court said, "The law enforcement agencies have the right to take steps to restrict unruly movement; citizens should not be unduly harassed." The Court also asked the Government to ...