PoliticsPhoto: Business StandardMEA Rejects UN Rights Body's Concerns on Delhi Protest Restrictions
The Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reaffirmed India's position on the UN Human Rights Commissioner's remarks about security measures for a proposed CJP protest in Delhi. He stated that Indian law enforcement acted strictly within the law, emphasizing the Constitution guarantees peaceful assembly, upheld by judiciary, media, and institutions. Police actions ensured public order and safety, with courts available for grievances.
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