Right to protest cannot mean indefinite occupation of designated sites, says SC

Published 03 Nov 2026, 19:22 IST

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New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Tuesday orally observed that the right to protest cannot be exercised by occupying a designated protest site indefinitely, stressing that such places must be allotted for specified periods to ensure that other groups also get an opportunity to…

— The Morung Express

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New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Tuesday orally observed that the right to protest cannot be exercised by occupying a designated protest site indefinitely, stressing that such places must be allotted for specified periods to ensure that other groups also get an opportunity to…

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The Morung Express Center Current article 03 Nov 2026, 19:22 IST

Right to protest cannot mean indefinite occupation of designated sites, says SC

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Orissa Post Center Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group) 03 Nov 2026, 22:03 IST

Can’t occupy protest site for all times: SC

New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday asked a traders’ body to make INDIA bloc parties respondents in its plea seeking to halt protests at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan during the festive season affecting their businesses, saying such sites cannot be occupied for “all times to come”. The SC also asked the…

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The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co. 03 Nov 2026, 18:45 IST

Evening Newswrap: SC says protest sites cannot be occupied indefinitely; Sensex surges over 1,200 points, and more

The Supreme Court has reiterated that protest areas should be allocated for limited time frames for various groups. In economic news, the market witnessed a positive shift as the Sensex climbed over 1,200 points due to falling crude prices and increased foreign investments. Controversy erupted when…

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Hindustan Times Center HT Media 03 Nov 2026, 18:11 IST