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- Published on: 2/10/2020
- Top news with NDTV's Rica Roy | Hearing requests to remove the protest at Shaheen Bagh in Delhi against the citizenship law, the Supreme Court today issued notice to the government and Delhi police and noted that there can't be "indefinite" protests on a public road. "The protests have gone on for a long time. They have the right to protest, but there can't be an indefinite period of protests in a common area. It might be in an area identified," the Supreme Court said, on a petition asking for the protest to be removed because of the traffic problems and inconvenience to people. The case will resume on February 17.
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