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Madras High Court Questions Tamil Nadu's Refusal of RSS Route March

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The Madras High Court has raised questions about the Tamil Nadu government's decision to deny permission for an RSS route march. The judge observed that the state appeared to treat citizens as enemies when handling requests for protests and processions. The remark signals judicial scrutiny of how authorities respond to public assembly and procession applications. The article provided is limited to this single observation, so further details on the case's timing and outcome are not available.

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