A Delhi court has granted bail to two suspended law students arrested for allegedly disrupting proceedings inside the Supreme Court, observing that while their conduct deserved unequivocal condemnation, continued pre trial detention was not warranted once the investigation had been completed. According to the Delhi Police, Prabal Pratap, who was appearing as a petitioner in person in Special Leave Petition (Civil), Prabal Pratap and Another v. State of Uttar Pradesh through Commissioner, disrupted proceedings in Court No. In an order dated July 27, the magistrate observed that the allegations, if proved, reflected conduct affecting the dignity and decorum of the country's highest constitutional court. At the same time, the magistrate noted that the Supreme Court itself had dealt with the incident with considerable restraint. Notably, in July the Lucknow University had indefinitely suspended two law students who were arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the alleged disruption of proceedings inside the Supreme Court earlier this month.