From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaNo individual, group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely: Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Centre and other parties to respond to a plea by traders’ organisations seeking to end protests at Ramlila Maidan that target Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during the festive season. The court observed that a protest site cannot be occupied “for all times” and instructed the traders to include the anti‑CEC groups as parties to their plea.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Centre on a petition filed by traders’ body and asked INDIA bloc constituents and others to be made parties to the plea seeking to halt protests here during the festive season which adversely affected their businesses. A Bench of Chief Justice of…
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought responses from the Centre and other parties on a plea filed by traders' organisations seeking an end to protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during the festive season. The court observed that a protest site cannot be occupied "for all times…
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The observations came as the court heard a clutch of petitions arising from the police action during the July protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP).
