The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed appeals filed by the Tamil Nadu government challenging a Madras High Court order that had allowed the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to hold rallies in the state, Live Law reported.
The matter dates back to October, when the Tamil Nadu Police denied the RSS the permission to hold rallies, citing security concerns. In November, a single bench of the Madras High Court granted permission to the RSS, but allowed the Hindutva organisation to only hold indoor events.
In February, a division bench of the High Court lifted the restrictions, saying that protests and marches by citizens were essential for a healthy democracy. The court had directed RSS members to follow strict discipline and not resort to any provocation during the events…
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