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MPSC aspirants not anti-socials, can protest if cause genuine: Bombay high court
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· October 7, 2026
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Key points Further details about the case and the court's decision are available from the source. The Bombay high court has made a statement regarding MPSC aspirants, saying they are not anti-socials and have the right to protest if their cause is genuine.
The Bombay high court has made a statement regarding MPSC aspirants, saying they are not anti-socials and have the right to protest if their cause is genuine. However, the court also emphasized that protesters cannot block roads. The court is seeking a response from the state regarding the demands of the protesters.
Further details about the case and the court's decision are available from the source. The statement from the court highlights the balance between the right to protest and the need to maintain public order.
The court's response indicates that it is considering the concerns of the protesters while also ensuring that their actions do not disrupt the community.
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Published: October 7, 2026 ·
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