The Madras High Court is hearing a petition challenging the refusal of the Tamil Nadu state police to grant permission for an RSS route march. The court questioned the state's reasoning for denying the procession and expressed concerns regarding the restriction of such gatherings.
Justice V. Lakshminarayanan questioned why the Tamil Nadu police are unable to grant permission for route marches to organizations like the RSS, noting that such processions are permitted even in volatile regions like Jammu and Kashmir.
This government is against any procession, Court orally said.
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