Indian Supreme Court Addresses Protest Rights and Transgender ID Validity

The Indian Supreme Court is seeking replies regarding the suitability of Jantar Mantar for protests and has questioned how transgender identity cards can be rendered invalid. These inquiries reflect the court's engagement with fundamental rights and social inclusion.

4 Aug, 00:17 — 4 Aug, 00:17

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual28d ago

Jantar Mantar not okay for protests? SC seeks replies

The Supreme Court has asked the Centre and Delhi authorities for their responses. A PIL seeks designated protest sites, citing Jantar Mantar's lack of amenities. The court noted Jantar Mantar's unsuitability for holding protests and basic facilities. Petitioner mentioned potential marches and police actions to prevent violence. Authorities are responsible for handling emerging situations and ensuring law takes its course.

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