She insisted that in order to get peace, police cannot file FIRs against thousands of students and throw them behind bars.

Chief Justice replied that you may be innocent, but what about if police thinks somebody has broken the law. "Somebody is throwing stones and somebody is damaging vehicles", said the Chief Justice.

Jaising insisted that it is the duty of the state to provide humanitarian aid to people who have received injuries. "This court had provided medical aid in earlier cases... Universities are shut down prior to the last day of the vacations and then they tell students to go home overnight, where would these students go", said Jaising.

She urged the court to constitute a committee having pan-India jurisdiction to examine incidents of violence breaking out in various parts of the country. The Chief Justice declined to entertain this request, instead said matters should be brought before the concerned High Courts.

Counsels representing students insisted that committee headed by retired judges of the apex court instils confidence in the people, and it will eventually help control violence.