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Kerala HC Directs Religious & Political Bodies to Scrupulously Follow Norms Preventing Obstruction - (24 Nov 2021)

CIVIL

Kerala High Court has issued a directive to the religious and political organisations in the State to scrupulously follow the norms prohibiting obstruction of pedestrian and traffic movement on public roads during festivals or protests in plea filed by a resident near the Chavady-Thuravur Junction challenging the practice of setting up shops on the road margin during the annual festival of Thuravur Mahakshethram.

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