The Supreme Court will today hear two Public Interest Litigation or PILs seeking action against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for his 33-hour-long protest in the national capital early this week.

The petitions, filed by two Supreme Court advocates, point out that that the demonstration by Mr Kejriwal, his cabinet colleagues and supporters of his Aam Aadmi Party defied prohibitory orders and, they say, amounted to a breakdown of the constitutional machinery.

They have also said that the protest, in the heart of Delhi, affected the free movement of people. The petitioners want action against the Chief Minister, who, they allege, violated his oath of office.

Meanwhile, the Delhi police have registered four cases in connection with Mr Kejriwal's dharna. Two First Information Reports or FIRs were filed yesterday on complaints from women teachers, who alleged that they were stopped and harassed by demonstrators when they went to meet Mr Kejriwal at his protest venue to share their problems with him.

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