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Bengaluru Police Order on Protests Faces Heavy Criticism After KR Circle Demonstration
Reported by Ishita Mukherjee (Staff Writer) · The Hindu - National ·
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Background
Public anger is growing in Bengaluru over how police handled a recent protest. The demonstration took place near KR Circle on October 12, targeting SIR and India's Chief Election Commissioner. Videos of the police action quickly spread on social media, drawing sharp criticism from citizens.
Reactions
Many angry citizens have questioned the state government. Critics pointed out what they call hypocrisy by the Congress party for stopping protests at home while talking about democratic values elsewhere. People also compared the current situation with the previous BJP government's tenure.
Context
Police orders regulating public gatherings and protests are often put in place by city authorities to manage traffic and maintain public order. However, such rules frequently spark debates about where the line should be drawn between keeping order and allowing citizens to freely express their dissent.
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