Bengaluru: High Court on Friday directing the government to implement standard operating procedures (SOP) issued on January 4 and request not to allow demonstrations, Dharnas or other political meetings in the country during the word pandemic, as long as SOP applies.
The division bench led by the chairman of the ritu judge Raj Awasthi gave this direction while throwing away several pill pills facing the Mekedatu Congress in Joyatra.
Previously, the senior advocate of Uday Holla, emerged for the State Congress, submitted that the party decided to suspend in Hyatra remembering the Covid situation and observations carried out by the court at the previous trial.
“It really wins,” Chief Justice said.
At this point, Holla said other parties were allowed to hold demonstrations and meetings and only the Congress chosen.
He added 60 TMCFT Air Cauvery, which is part of the carnataka, will waste and the purpose of the diayatra is to highlight the need for the Mekedatu Dam.
However, the chairman of the judge said the court was not worried about other problems except pandemics and emphasized that no political demonstrations were permitted.
He asked the government about the mechanism to ensure this.
Additional advocacy General R Subrousarya submitted that circle January 4 handles all problems related to the rally / dharna.
In Mekedatu inyatra, he said the notice was issued on January 12, in the implementation of the power given based on the section of the 24 disaster management law, 2005, prohibiting inter-district movements (in Karnataka) and intra-district (in Ramanagara) movement of vehicles and people from Mekedatu to Bengaluru.
Deputy Commissioners and police supervisors were directed to enforce them strictly.