From The Pioneer
Center-Right Owned by The PioneerTraders urge police to ban protests at key sites till Bhai Dooj
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The Supreme Court on November 3 said that no group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely because it would block others’ right to protest, and it expressed concern about the effect of long‑lasting demonstrations on traders and daily‑wage workers. The Court also instructed a traders’ body to include the INDIA bloc parties as respondents in a plea to stop protests at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan during the festive season, reiterating that such sites cannot be occupied for “all times to come.”
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The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has urged the Delhi Police to prohibit rallies, sit-ins and protest marches at major locations across the national capital until November 11, citing business losses caused by repeated demonstrations and traffic disruptions during the festive shopping season…
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With Diwali approaching, Delhi’s traders have called for restrictions on demonstrations across key parts of Central Delhi, alongside compensation for business losses they say were caused by recent rallies and protests. The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has urged the Delhi government and police…
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The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) on Tuesday wrote to the Delhi Police Commissioner, demanding that no rallies, sit-ins or protest marches be permitted at major locations in the national capital, including Connaught Place, Jantar Mantar and Ramlila Maidan, until November 11, the day of ‘Bhaiya…
