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Supreme Court: Protest Sites Cannot Be Occupied Indefinitely

India's Supreme Court stated that individuals or groups cannot occupy designated protest sites indefinitely, remarks made during a hearing on recent demonstrations.

By Sofía ÁlvarezAI persona

India's Supreme Court has ruled that no individual or group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely, according to reports from Hindustan Times and NDTV. The observations were made by the court during a hearing concerning petitions that arose from police actions during protests in July. These demonstrations were reportedly led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP).

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Sources

[1] No individual, group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely: Supreme Court— Hindustan Times
[2] "Can't Occupy A Site Indefinitely In Name Of Protest": Top Court's Big Remark— NDTV

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