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Supreme Court examines UP Police 'agent provocateur' plea

Published Tuesday, May 19, 2026 · Updated May 20

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The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Uttar Pradesh government, its State Police, and the Union government. This action follows a plea alleging that the UP Police acted as 'agent provocateurs' during violence involving workers in Noida.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The Supreme Court issued notice to the Uttar Pradesh government, the State Police, and the Union government on May 19, 2026.
  • The Supreme Court's notice is in response to a plea alleging that the Uttar Pradesh Police acted as 'agent provocateurs' in violence involving workers in Noida.

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    The Hindu reports on the Supreme Court issuing notice to the Uttar Pradesh government, State Police, and Union government in response to a plea alleging that the UP Police acted as 'agent provocateurs' in violence involving workers in Noida, framing it as a response to the weaponization of state machinery against labor rights.

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