India's Supreme Court Considers Halting CJP Protest March

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The Supreme Court of India is hearing a petition from the government to stop a protest march organized by the Congress-affiliated CJP. The march is scheduled to begin tomorrow from Delhi's Ramlila Maidan towards Parliament. The government has cited concerns over public order and security as reasons for seeking its prohibition. The court is currently deliberating on the matter.

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