KOLKATA: Bengal authorities submitted earlier than the Supreme Courtroom on Thursday that it’s anticipating violent protests throughout a Nabanna (state secretariat) march scheduled for August 27, involving acid bombs, weapons, and deliberate assaults in opposition to police, reviews Dwaipayan Ghosh. The state highlighted a “risky and surcharged surroundings” being misused by some individuals spreading false info on social media.
The SC clarified that it had not restricted the state from exercising its lawful powers, however emphasised: “Peaceable protests shouldn’t be disturbed and the state shall not take any precipitate motion in opposition to those that are peacefully protesting.”
Bengal standing counsel Sanjay Basu stated: “The state is at liberty to provoke motion in opposition to these not protesting peacefully or creating unrest.No statements politically or in any other case to be made, which might impression the risky surroundings within the state.”
The SC clarified that it had not restricted the state from exercising its lawful powers, however emphasised: “Peaceable protests shouldn’t be disturbed and the state shall not take any precipitate motion in opposition to those that are peacefully protesting.”
Bengal standing counsel Sanjay Basu stated: “The state is at liberty to provoke motion in opposition to these not protesting peacefully or creating unrest.No statements politically or in any other case to be made, which might impression the risky surroundings within the state.”
