Bombay HC grants permission for Sakal Hindu Samaj march in Mira-Bhayandar
Naresh Nale of Bhayandar had filed a petition through lawyers in the Bombay High Court to obtain permission for the march and meeting.
Naresh Nale of Bhayandar had filed a petition through lawyers in the Bombay High Court to obtain permission for the march and meeting.
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The Court emphasised, “Temples are not tourist spots but religious places. Hindus have a fundamental right to believe and practice their religion.
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The petition was heard before the bench of Chief Justice T S Sivagnanam and Justice Supratim Bhattacharya.
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Judge rejected the petition and imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on petitioner.
State Government’s decision does not have political agenda and it does not pose threat to fundamental rights. It is a policy decision.