Here's What Supreme Court Said On Shaheen Bagh Protest

By : ABP News Bureau |

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The Supreme Court in its verdict on the Shaheen Bagh anti-CAA protests observed that public places and roads cannot be occupied indefinitely by protesters, and authorities must ensure that such spaces are cleared. A bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul said no person or group of persons can block public places to demonstrate or express dissent and protest should be at designated places. The bench added that the administration must keep public spaces free from all obstructions, and they should not wait for an order from the court.

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