SC on Delhi Protests: No Group Can Occupy Site Indefinitely
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The Supreme Court ruled that no group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely, stressing the importance of balancing peaceful protest with other citizens' rights to trade and earn a livelihood. This decision comes during a hearing on petitions linked to demonstrations in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
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