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'Are all citizens being made slaves of Indian govt': Bombay HC quashes externment order over CAA protests
The Bombay High Court has overturned an externment order against SDPI leader Saeed Ahmad Chaudhary, who organized protests against government policies like the Citizenship Act amendments. Justice Madhav Jamdar questioned the basis for the order, citing the right to protest and express dissent. The court emphasized that opposing government decisions does not justify externment and affects fundamental rights, stating police serve the public, not political leaders.
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hindustantimes.com
Citizens are not slaves: HC quashes SDPI leader’s externment order for raising anti-govt slogans
A single-judge bench of Justice Jamdar remarked: “Citizens cannot be made slaves of the central government. Police are not servants of the chief minister or the prime minister.…
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Citizens can't be made slaves of government: Bombay HC says people cannot be externed over protests
The Bombay HC observed the action taken against SDPI's Saeed Ahmad Abdul Wahid Chaudhary was “malafide”. | India News
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scroll.in
Citizens entitled to protest, BJP ‘murdabad’ slogan not grounds for externment: Bombay HC
The bench verbally observed that police officers are accountable to the public and not to ministers.
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How can ‘BJP, Amit Shah murdabad’ slogans be grounds for externment, Bombay HC asks
Justice Jamdar said that the petitioner could simply switch political sides to get the FIRs against him wiped clean through the government's “washing machine”. | India News
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‘Consider switching sides’: Bombay HC's remarks on ‘horse-trading’ earns praise from Uddhav Sena
The high court said people cannot be externed simply for protesting against the central government's policies or raising anti-government slogans. | India News
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thehindu.com
One can’t be externed merely for taking part in agitations and protests against govt: Bombay HC
Bombay HC rules protests against the government do not justify externment orders, upholding citizens' rights to free speech.
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newsbytesapp.com
Can't exile people for 'BJP government murdabad' slogans: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court quashed Mumbai Police's externment order, emphasizing that protesting government decisions is a fundamental right protected under the Constitution.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
'Are all citizens being made slaves of Indian govt': Bombay HC quashes externment order over CAA protests
The Bombay High Court has overturned an externment order against SDPI leader Saeed Ahmad Chaudhary, who organized protests against government policies like the Citizenship Act…