New Delhi: Noting the alleged Trinamool Congress (TMC) that its leaders were prevented to campaign in the selection of cities in Tripura because of “actual and threatened violence”, the Supreme Court on Thursday directed the country’s government to ensure that political parties to participate in the selection process were not hampered and make all settings for free and fair elections.
Judge D Judge Y Chandrachud, Surya Kant and Vikram Nath passed the temporary commandment which directed the Director General of Police and the Secretary of the State House to overcome the complaints submitted by TMC and its leaders and took the right steps to maintain law and order.
The bench was recorded in the order of several violent incidents that occurred after August 2 as indicated by the Petitioner Party.
“We thus direct respondents, by means of a temporary regulation, to consider complaints that have been placed before the court in this process, which is briefly advertised in the initial part of this order so that the right setting is made to ensure the maintenance of law and order in a way that will Advancing the rights of political participation without obstacles in the journey of the next city selection.
Regarding the application for individual security, police supervisors related to respondents must make decisions that pay attention to the perception of threats by referring to each case and area and taking security and security measures, “said.
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