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Right to peaceful protest: Is it being strangled by ‘permission raj’? | In Focus Podcast

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Right to peaceful protest: Is it being strangled by ‘permission raj’? | In Focus Podcast
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This podcast episode explores the legal and moral status of the right to peaceful protest in India. It examines how the requirement for state permission has increasingly restricted this fundamental constitutional right.

The right to assemble peacefully is a fundamental right guaranteed to every citizen under the Constitution of India. But more often that not, this right has diminished into something that can only be exercised with permission from the police or the government

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