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Supreme Court affirms lawyers' right to join peaceful protests

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The Supreme Court of India has stated that lawyers possess the right to participate in peaceful protests. Chief Justice Surya Kant delivered this observation. He clarified that every member of the legal bar is entitled to join such demonstrations. The protests must be conducted at designated locations. This statement reinforces the fundamental rights of legal professionals.

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