'Protest without permission not in accordance with law': SC on CJP’s Oct 10 stir

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'Protest without permission not in accordance with law': SC on CJP’s Oct 10 stir — full report at Times of India.

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  • 'Protest without permission not in accordance with law': SC on CJP’s Oct 10 stir — full report at Times of India.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Fri, 09 Oct 2026 08:22:52 UTC.

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  2. French student protests: Police impunity ‘below' the standards of a 'well-functioning democracy’

  3. Govt advises social media platforms to act on unlawful posts related to protests

  4. 'Did not follow lawful directions': Why Delhi Police denied nod for CJP protest

  5. Live: 141 French high schools closed as student protests continue for fifth day

  6. 'Protest without permission not in accordance with law': SC on CJP’s Oct 10 stir

  7. New York police push politician to ground during anti-ICE protest

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