HC directs police to permit rally in solidarity with protesting ryots
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Justice K. Laxman of Telangana High Court on Monday directed Rachakonda police to permit a rally to be taken out between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. from Saroornagar stadium to Uppal cricket stadium pledging help to farmers agitating for repeal of farm legal guidelines in Delhi.
The choose directed the petitioners Pasya Padma of Telangana Rasthra Rythu Sangham and social activist Kiran Kumar Vissa to give an endeavor to the police to personal up accountability in case of any untoward incident in the course of the procession. No tractors can be permitted in the rally, the order mentioned. Hearing a writ petition moved as lunch movement, the choose heard arguments introduced by the petitioners’ counsel V. Raghunath and Government Pleader for Home Srikanth Reddy.
Mr. Raghunath contended that authorities neither rejected nor permitted the petitioners’ utility submitted on January 21 for permission to conduct the rally of tractors, four-wheelers and two-wheelers to help the agitating farmers in Delhi. The GP for Home mentioned the police rejected the permission for the reason that rally route was shut to Public Garden the place Republic Day Parade was being held.
More over, there have been intelligence inputs of heightened menace from extremist and terrorist organisations regarding Republic Day celebrations. Then, Mr. Raghunath proposed different routes for the rally however the authorities counsel rejected the identical. The choose instructed to the petitioners’ counsel to take out the rally on Outer Ring Road including that that might get media protection.
However, Mr. Raghunath argued that rally members needed public view and never media protection. Eventually, he mentioned the organisers wouldn’t embody tractors in the rally and had been prepared to abide by any situations to be imposed by the police.
In a separate matter, a division bench of Chief Justice Hima Kohli and Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy dismissed a PIL petition difficult the appointment of Information Commissioners in the State. Lawyer Vasudha Nagaraj, who was appointed Amicus Curiae in the plea to help the court docket, knowledgeable the bench that the petitioner didn’t present any materials to substantiate the rivalry that Information Commissioners had been appointed on the idea of political floor.
