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Sign in to searchRight to Protest in India: Constitutional Basis, Legal Limits and Judicial Perspective
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The Right to Protest came into focus after Delhi Police stopped protesters marching towards Parliament on 20 July 2026 during a demonstration against the education system. The incident has revived the debate on balancing citizens' right to dissent with the need to maintain public order and security.
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Explore India's constitutional right to protest, legal framework under Articles 19 & 21, judicial precedents and the balance between dissent and public order.
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