"Public Property Or Public Servants Should Not Be Attacked During Protests On Bangladesh Issue": Calcutta High Court Warns Organisers

The Calcutta High Court remarked that neither public property nor public servants should be attacked during protests and demonstrations. The court made these observations while hearing a case involving violent protests, highlighting the need for peaceful expression of dissent. It urged authorities to enforce laws that prevent vandalism and ensure accountability for such acts. This judgment underscores the judiciary’s stance against violence in public demonstrations.