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The Supreme Court has dismissed the review petition filed against the Shaheen Bagh judgment in which it is held that the demonstrations expressing dissent have to be in designated places alone. Dismissing the review petition, a 3-judge bench held that the right to protest cannot be anytime and everywhere. Twelve activists had filed a review petition on the last year ruling of the Supreme Court terming the anti-citizenship law protests held at Shaheen Bagh to be illegal. The court reiterated that public places cannot be occupied for protests and that public protests must be "in designated areas alone".

'Right to protest cannot be anytime, everywhere': SC rejects Shaheen Bagh review plea

"Right to protest cannot be any time and everywhere": #SupremeCourt dismisses review petition against #ShaheenBagh judgment&nbsp;

The Supreme Court has dismissed the review petition filed against the Shaheen Bagh judgment in which it is held that the demonstrations expressing dissent have to be in designated places alone. Dismissing the review petition, a 3-judge bench held that the right to protest cannot be anytime and everywhere. Twelve activists had filed a review petition on the last year ruling of the Supreme Court terming the anti-citizenship law protests held at Shaheen Bagh to be illegal. The court reiterated that public places cannot be occupied for protests and that public protests must be "in designated areas alone".

Rajya Sabha that doors are always open for farmers to resolve the issue through talks, and urged opposition parties to not make the farmers’ agitation another Shaheen Ba

Don't make farmer stir another Shaheen Bagh: BJP to Opposition in Parliament

Asserting that the new agriculture laws were passed after extensive discussions in Parliament, the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;Tuesday said in Rajya Sabha that doors are always open for farmers to resolve the issue through talks, and urged opposition parties to not make the farmers&rsquo; agitation another&nbsp;Shaheen Bagh. Moving the Motion of Thanks to the President&rsquo;s address in the upper house, BJP member Bhubaneswar Kalita said the government respects farmers.

Don't make farmer stir another Shaheen Bagh: BJP to Oppn in Parl

Farm laws passed after&nbsp;extensive discussions in Parliament: BJP
Don't make farmer stir another Shaheen Bagh, says&nbsp;BJP to Oppn
Govt respects farmers:&nbsp;BJP MP&nbsp;Bhubaneswar Kalita&nbsp;
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Asserting that the new agriculture laws were passed after extensive discussions in Parliament, the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;Tuesday said in Rajya Sabha that doors are always open for farmers to resolve the issue through talks, and urged opposition parties to not make the farmers&rsquo; agitation another&nbsp;Shaheen Bagh.
Moving the Motion of Thanks to the President&rsquo;s address in the upper house, BJP member Bhubaneswar Kalita said the government respects farmers.

'Public places can't be occupied indefinitely': SC on Shaheeh Bagh

In a crucial ruling on the scope and limitations of protest in the context of the Shaheen Bhagh dharna, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that public places cannot be occupied indefinitely for protests

In a crucial ruling on the scope and limitations of protest in the context of the Shaheen Bagh dharna, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that public places cannot be occupied indefinitely for protests. Calling occupation of a public place "unacceptable", the top court said that it is the responsibility of the administration to keep any area clear of encroachments and obstructions. The court left it to the administration to decide on the manner of action. The court order came on a batch of petitions against the Shaheen Bagh protests earlier this year. Women had sat on a key Delhi road for over three months to protest against CAA-NRC.

Shaheen Bagh: Key SC verdict on protests today

The top court will decide if there can be an indefinite period of protests in a common area or&nbsp;if there need to be limitations on the length and intensity of the protest

The Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict today on a batch of petitions against the anti-CAA-NRC protests at Delhi's Shaheen Bagh earlier this year. The focus will be on balancing individuals' right to protest against inconvenience caused to other people. The top court will decide if there can be "an indefinite period of protests in a common area (that) creates inconvenience for others", or if there need to be limitations on the length and intensity of the protest. The court has already noted that there cannot be a "universal policy" since circumstances may "vary" from case-to-case.

'Dadi' of Shaheen Bagh in Time 100 list

82-year-old Bilkis, one of the dadis of the Shaheen Bagh movement, has been named by the Time Magazine in its list of '100 Most Influential People of 2020&rsquo;

82-year-old Bilkis, one of the dadis of the Shaheen Bagh movement has been named by the Time Magazine in its list of &lsquo;100 Most Influential People of 2020&rsquo;. Bilkis was at the forefront of the protest against CAA-NRC. Bilkis was among hundreds of women who braved biting Capital cold to protest against the new law and proposed NRC. The Time Magazine article authored by journalist Rana Ayyub talks of how Bilkis became the voice of the marginalised.

82-year-old Bilkis, one of the dadis of the Shaheen Bagh movement, has been named by the Time Magazine in its list of &lsquo;100 Most Influential People of 2020&rsquo;. Bilkis was at the forefront of the protest against CAA-NRC. Bilkis was among hundreds of women who braved biting Capital cold to protest against the new law and proposed NRC. The Time Magazine article authored by journalist Rana Ayyub talks of how Bilkis became the voice of the marginalised.

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