Protest rights in India: When can police stop a protest or detain you?
The constitutional right to protest is fundamental, but it comes with responsibilities, allowing authorities to enforce regulations for the sake of public safety.
Police may require permits for gatherings based on specific local laws, and they can issue dispersal orders when public safety is at risk, given legal justification.
Detained individuals have the right to contest unlawful arrests and assert their rights through appropriate channels.
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