Prohibition On Protests During The Pandemic Period
Prohibition on protests during the pandemic period, hearing on the application filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday.
A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court, urging that the Central Government be directed to issue guidelines to all the States and Union Territories.
It should be said in the guidelines that no demonstration will be allowed in their state till the epidemic ends.
The petition calls for the removal of those protesting and staging at Delhi and Delhi border in view of the Corona epidemic.
Prohibition on protests: The petition was to be heard on Monday, which has now been postponed to Thursday.
Another petition has been filed in the SC, referring to the current epidemic, that emergency services should be ensured in the Delhi-NCR and there is no blockage on the highway connecting Delhi-NCR. needed.
This intervention petition was filed by SKM Foundation through its trustee Sudhir Mishra.
It is known that protesters have been protesting on the borders of Delhi for more than five months in protest against the three new agricultural laws.
In the second wave of corona infection, protesters have frozen at pickets.
Sanjeev Newar and Swati Goyal Sharma have filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court demanding the removal of protesters protesting on the borders of Delhi in view of the Corona crisis.
It also demanded that the central government be directed to issue guidelines to all states and union territories, stating that no demonstration will be allowed in their state until the epidemic ends.
The petition had come up for consideration on Monday with the hearing taking place on automatic treatment of Corona’s treatment and availability of essential equipment and medicines.
But due to technical difficulties, the Supreme Court could not conduct the hearing through video conferencing, due to which the hearing of the case was also postponed till Thursday.
