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Bengaluru police reject CJP's 'Tiranga March' plan, say protests must be held at Freedom Park

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TOI GujaratOctober 16, 20261 min read
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Bengaluru police reject CJP's 'Tiranga March' plan, say protests must be held at Freedom Park

Bengaluru Police denied permission for the Tiranga March organized by the Cockroach Janta Party. The march was planned to begin at Town Hall and conclude at the Quit India Memorial. This decision followed a Karnataka High Court order designating Freedom Park as the only protest site. The organizers included Jagruta Karnataka and AISA Karnataka, expressing solidarity with

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