A bench led by Acting Chief Justice Nitin Sambre defers the matter to Tuesday after noting the Supreme Court is already examining protest venue guidelines.
The court put on hold a Delhi government directive forcing trial court lawyers to use biometric tracking, ruling on claims it violates privacy and delays justice.
The decision comes as police clamp down on weekend demonstrations and the Supreme Court separately protects students from prosecution over past rallies.
Judges turn down petitions demanding independent inquiries and hate speech cases against politicians over the violence in northeast Delhi and Jamia Millia Islamia.
