Supreme Court Says Protest Sites Cannot Be Occupied Indefinitely

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The Supreme Court made observations stating that a protest site cannot be occupied indefinitely in the name of protest. The remarks were made during a hearing concerning a massive protest held last month at Jantar Mantar in central Delhi. The source article provides limited detail beyond this context, so the specific arguments and any directions issued are not fully described. The observations highlight the court's stance on balancing the right to protest with public access and order.

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