New Delhi: The apex court has shown a mirror to the long-standing war of rights between the Centre and the Delhi government. The court has taught the Centre and delhi governments to pronounce its verdict on Facebook's plea on summoning Facebook before the peace arrangements committee of the assembly in the Delhi riots case.

A bench of Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Dinesh Maheshwari and Rishikesh Roy in the Supreme Court made it clear that both the governments need to work together. The court pronounced its verdict in the case blaming social media and police for the riots in Delhi, saying that people's interests are done in coordination, there is a way to work, only to recognize it.

The court said that it is not fair to think that only our thinking is right, everything else is wrong. The court said that even on the highway, you have to choose your path i.e. lane looking both sides. The Supreme Court observed that there have been governments of different ideologies at the Centre and in Delhi in the past, but delhi did not go so far as to the taluka, ups and downs and courtcourts. But this is what is happening more in recent years, it is an unfortunate situation.

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