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Issues: Whether ad-interim protection against coercive action, including arrest, should be granted to the applicants pending further orders.
Analysis: The applicants undertook to appear before the Investigating Officer on a specified date and time. The Court accepted the statement. On hearing both sides, the Court found that interim protection was warranted at that stage and directed that no coercive steps, including arrest, be taken against the applicants until further orders.
Conclusion: Ad-interim protection was granted in favour of the applicants and the respondents were restrained from taking coercive action, including arrest, until further orders.
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