Supreme Court said- Right to peaceful protest is constitutional, lathi charge is not right

Supreme Court says the right to peaceful protest is constitutional; lathi-charge is not justified

The court said- every person’s life is important, no matter who he is.

New Delhi. Supreme Court leaked NEET question paper and others Police attack on students protesting against irregularities in examinations To hear petitions alleging excesses on Tuesday Agreeing, he said that the right to peaceful demonstration is constitutional.

Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana also said that it Related to allegations of attack on policemen during, of some policemen Hearing on separate petition filed by family members along with other pending petitions Will do.

Chief Justice said, to demonstrate peacefully It is a constitutional right and it cannot be denied. just by saying that the movement is going on, Police excesses cannot be justified.

When a lawyer said that during the demonstration some policemen were also was beaten up, so the bench said, every person’s life is important, even if it Whosoever it may be.

the bench said, having a clear protocol for this Needed Adequate space should be provided for the demonstration and unnecessary Restrictions should not be imposed. If there are some anti-social elements, So the law from them Can be dealt with accordingly. This is not just a matter of Delhi. the whole There should be a uniform protocol in the country.

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