The jagan Mohan reddy government's decree barring public meetings, demonstrations, and roadshows on roads and highways has infuriated the opposition parties, but the chief minister received surprising support from unexpected sources. v v Lakshminarayana, a retired IPS officer and former joint director of the Central Bureau of Investigation, offered support for Jagan's choice. I don't see any issues with that GO. The police legislation was introduced in 1861, and many states have modified it in accordance with their needs, he said.
The judgement, according to the former cbi JD, was not unusual because every political party must obtain police authorization before holding public rallies and road shows. "The police will make the necessary arrangements if they provide information about their meetings. There is no need to politicise any choice at all, he insisted. According to Lakshminarayana, if the opposition parties believe that the limitations set by the GO only apply to them and not the ruling party, they may also seek redress in court.
"The opposition parties can move the court, as was done by bjp state president Bandi Sanjay and ysr telangana party president Y S sharmila in telangana," he said. "If the police establish any unwarranted limitations." The former cbi official responded to charges that jagan was adhering to british laws by stating that not only the police Act but also the indian Penal Code were introduced in 1861. According to him, numerous more laws were also passed while the british were in power.
The judgement, according to the former cbi JD, was not unusual because every political party must obtain police authorization before holding public rallies and road shows. "The police will make the necessary arrangements if they provide information about their meetings. There is no need to politicise any choice at all, he insisted. According to Lakshminarayana, if the opposition parties believe that the limitations set by the GO only apply to them and not the ruling party, they may also seek redress in court.
"The opposition parties can move the court, as was done by bjp state president Bandi Sanjay and ysr telangana party president Y S sharmila in telangana," he said. "If the police establish any unwarranted limitations." The former cbi official responded to charges that jagan was adhering to british laws by stating that not only the police Act but also the indian Penal Code were introduced in 1861. According to him, numerous more laws were also passed while the british were in power.
