Karnataka government slapped by High Court
Demand to ban Sangh in Karnataka
The road movement of the team will be held in Chittapur

Karnataka Government Ban RSS: By Karnataka Government Minister Priyank Kharge Rashtriya Swayamsevak SanghaThere was a demand to ban it. He had written a letter to the Chief Minister of Karnataka. After that, the Chief Minister ordered the Chief Secretary of the state to investigate the matter. They demanded that the Sangh be banned from holding events in public places. Then on November 2 Chittapur A team event was going to be held here. He was denied permission by the local administration there. But now the High Court has given a blow to the government in this case.

An event of the team was to be held in Chittapur on November 2. The march of the team was to be held at this place. However, due to law and order, the local administration refused permission for that movement. After that, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh officials rushed to Karnataka High Court. After that, the High Court has allowed the team to march in this place.

The Karnataka government has given permission to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to conduct a demonstration in Chittapur on November 2. Chittapur is the constituency of Priyank Kharge. Priyank Kharge had demanded a ban on the team. After the local administration refused permission, a petition was filed in the High Court. Meanwhile, all the questions raised by the local administration have been answered. The petitioners pointed out to the High Court that peaceful processions/events have also been held at other places in the state.

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A Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) march was denied permission in Karnataka’s Chittpur on Sunday. Chittapur is the constituency of Minister of State for Home Priyank Kharge. Chittapur is considered the stronghold of Congress state president Mallikarjun Kharge. Officials fear a breakdown in peace and law and order there. It was for this reason that he refused permission to the RSS programme. Cut-outs and banners put up by the RSS on the main road were removed by the city council under police protection. In order not to disturb the peace and law and order in Chittapur and to avoid any untoward incident, permission was denied for the RSS Path Sanchalan program to be held on October 19.