Traders' organizations claim demonstrations at Ramlila Maidan are disrupting commerce.
The Supreme Court seeks responses on protests at Ramlila Maidan disrupting local businesses, as the Chief Justice emphasizes balancing protest rights with designated times and addresses police detentions and internet shutdowns.
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Traders' organizations raised concerns that demonstrations at Ramlila Maidan are negatively impacting local commerce.
The Supreme Court has called for responses regarding ongoing protests that are disrupting local businesses.
Traders' organizations claimed that demonstrations at Ramlila Maidan are negatively impacting the area and affecting commerce.
The Chief Justice emphasized the need for designated protest times while ensuring people's rights to protest are respected.
Additionally, concerns were raised about massive detentions, police actions, and internet shutdowns linked to these protests.
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Respondents will submit formal replies to the Supreme Court regarding the protests.
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