Gathering For Lawful Purposes Should Not Be Restricted Without Imminent Threat To Public Order: Calcutta High Court

The Calcutta High Court ruled that gatherings for lawful purposes should not be restricted unless there is an imminent threat to public order. This decision emphasizes the right to assemble peacefully and the necessity for authorities to provide evidence of threats before imposing restrictions. The ruling supports fundamental freedoms and ensures that any curbs on gatherings are justified by concrete threats.