There can t be universal policy on right to protest SC in anti CAA blockade case

Delhi | Tuesday | 22nd September, 2020

Summary:

Taking note of the submissions of lawyers including Shashank Deo Sudhi, the bench said: "We have to balance right to protest and the blocking of roads. Their cannot be universal policy as the situation may vary on case to case basis. "In parliamentary democracy protest can happen in Parliament and on roads but on road it has to bepeaceful". "We have the right to protest. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, said that the Right to protest cannot be absolute and there are some judgements to this effect..