Right to protest

Protestors don't get immunity merely by placing Guru Granth Sahib at protest site: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Jharkhand High Court closes case against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey booked for 2009 protests
Proposed protests by Adibasi Kudmi Samaj for ST status illegal: Calcutta High Court
Citizen sending protest messages to mobile phone of official cannot be booked: Bombay High Court
Sarpanches' protest: Punjab and Haryana High Court orders Police to clear road, says protesters don't have license to inconvenience public
Citizens have right to know the rules under which they are denied permission to hold protests: Gujarat High Court
Stopping running train even by means of peaceful protest is offence under Railways Act: Allahabad High Court
Right to protest against government does not confer right to obstruct: Kerala High Court orders police protection for Adani Ports at Vizhinjam
Peaceful agitation a fundamental right: Mumbai court acquits five women booked for impeding road traffic
"No violence:" Madras High Court quashes case against those who protested after IIT student suicide
Citizens can protest on an issue even if it is pending before court: Andhra Pradesh High Court
[Farmers Protests] "We are not against protest even when legal challenge is pending but roads cannot be blocked:" Supreme Court
Right to Protest: How far can it be restricted?
[Farmers Protest] Why are you continuing protests, strangulating city after challenging Farm Laws in courts? Supreme Court
[Farmers Protests] Redressal can be through parliamentary means and courts, not by blocking highways: Supreme Court
[Farmers Protests] They have right to agitate but roads cannot be blocked like this; find a solution: Supreme Court to Central, UP Govts
Right to protest peacefully not outlawed and not a ‘terrorist act’; inflammatory speeches, chakka-jams not offence under UAPA: Delhi High Court
Punjab & Haryana High Court seeks response from Central, Punjab govts in plea by storage company to remove Farm Law protesters from its warehouse
Holding peaceful processions, raising slogans not an offence under the Constitution: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Constitution envisages right to protest but with certain duties: Supreme Court dismisses review petition against verdict on Shaheen Bagh protests
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