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  2. Madras High Court Questions Tamil Nadu Police Over Denial of RSS Route March Permissions

Madras High Court Questions Tamil Nadu Police Over Denial of RSS Route March Permissions

The Madras High Court on October 14, 2026, questioned the Tamil Nadu police's practice of denying permissions for RSS route marches, bike rallies, and events by other organizations. Justice V. Lakshminarayanan heard a writ petition filed by RSS North Tamil Nadu secretary V.G. Jagadeesan seeking permissions for marches on October 18, 25, and November 1. The court directed both parties to meet and resolve disputes over dates, times, and locations, with results to be reported on October 15.

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Published on 2026-10-14 • 1 Minute read

Madras High Court Questions Tamil Nadu Police Over Denial of RSS Route March Permissions
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An AI-generated image: The Madras High Court in Chennai, where Justice V. Lakshminarayanan raised questions regarding the denial of permissions for RSS route marches in Tamil Nadu.
During the hearing, the court posed a question to counsel about the basis for restricting RSS processions in Tamil Nadu, noting that such processions had proceeded without incident even in areas like Jammu and Kashmir.
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