Right to protest

Right to protest peacefully not outlawed and not a ‘terrorist act’; inflammatory speeches, chakka-jams not offence under UAPA: Delhi High Court
Punjab & Haryana High Court seeks response from Central, Punjab govts in plea by storage company to remove Farm Law protesters from its warehouse
Holding peaceful processions, raising slogans not an offence under the Constitution: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Constitution envisages right to protest but with certain duties: Supreme Court dismisses review petition against verdict on Shaheen Bagh protests
[BREAKING] Farmers' protests should be allowed to continue without impediment, breach of peace: Supreme Court
Indian Constitution's weakest point is the ease with which we can amend it: Justice Dama Seshadri Naidu
Supreme Court judgment on Shaheen Bagh protests "judicial sanction" for "police excesses": Review petition in SC
Peaceful and non-violent processions protected under the Constitution: Kerala High Court [Read Order]
[Breaking] Shaheen Bagh protests: "Public spaces cannot be occupied indefinitely", Supreme Court
Shaheen Bagh Protests: Supreme Court reserves order on balance between right to protest and other public rights
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