Bombay HC said- Demonstrators should not be criminals, knowing the background is important: CJP supporters gathered in Mumbai on October 2, case filed against 500.

Hindi News National Bombay High Court Ruling: Peaceful Protest Is Fundamental Right | Mumbai Bombay HC stated - Demonstrators should not be criminals, knowing the background is necessary: CJP supporters gathered in Mumbai on October 2nd, case filed against 500. - Copy link The Bombay High Court, in a hearing of a petition on Monday, said that peaceful protest is a fundamental right. However, before stopping police action, it is also necessary to consider the background of the protesters and public inconvenience. The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) held a 'Jail Bharo' movement in Shivaji Park, Mumbai on October 2nd demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. After the protest, the Mumbai police registered a case against the organizers and 400-500 unknown people. Advocate Sawar Devre had filed a public interest litigation against the action of the Mumbai police in this matter. The court made this comment during the hearing of the same petition. The next hearing of the case will be on November 19th. Court directed Maharashtra Government to also respond The bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi and Justice Advait Sethna also directed the Maharashtra government to respond to the petitions in which allegations were made against the police for illegally detaining people during recent protests in Mumbai against the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). Court's remarks during the hearing - Everyone has the right to protest. But the protest should be peaceful. We have seen that the police have exercised a lot of restraint in Maharashtra. - It should also be seen that the people participating in the protest should not have any criminal record. Criminals should not participate in protests under the guise of common citizens. Photos of the protest held in Shivaji Park on October 2nd... CJP Demand and Dispute with Election Commission This protest was held in Shivaji Park, Mumbai, for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. CJP leader Abhijit Deepke had criticized the Maharashtra government and the central government, saying that this is their second major movement in two months after the NEET leak. He had challenged Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, saying that the government could send him to jail if it wanted to. In fact, this dispute started after media reports regarding irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list. --------------- Read this news also... Ashutosh-Saurav's judicial custody extended by two days: Detained in Tihar Jail from October 14th The judicial custody of leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das of the Cockroach Janata Party in Delhi has been extended by two days. Both were presented before the Special Executive Magistrate (SEM) in मंदिर मार्ग police station on Monday. Read the whole news...