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The remarks came as Delhi Police detained over 4,000 people marching towards Jantar Mantar to hold a protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
The Supreme Court on Sunday said its purpose was to instill faith of the people in the system and addressed Kapil Sibal's "no faith" remark, saying his "confidence is most vital" for the top court's "fight against injustice".
India rejected the UN human rights chief's concerns over security measures and reported detentions linked to a proposed Delhi protest. The MEA said the remarks interfered in internal affairs and defended curbs as necessary for public order and safety.