Supreme Court on Delhi Protests: Livelihoods Must Not Be Choked
The Supreme Court of India stated that the constitutional right to protest cannot disrupt others' livelihoods. The court heard pleas about protests at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, which affected business during the festive season. Chief Justice Surya Kant emphasized balancing protest rights with trade rights, urging protests be held where daily wage earners and small traders are not harmed.
Deccan Herald··New Delhi




