BRS Public Meeting: BRS to the High Court on meeting permissions

A controversy has erupted in Telangana over permissions for public meetings . The BRS party has approached the High Court over the police denial of permission for its Silver Jubilee meeting to be held in Elkathurthi on the 27th of this month . The petition states that the meeting is being organized to mark the 25th anniversary of the founding of their party and that this is a violation of democratic rights.

BRS requested permission

The BRS argued that despite seeking prior permission as the meeting was to be attended by a large number of party workers and fans, they needed court intervention due to lack of cooperation from the police. It made it clear in the High Court that there would be no disturbance of law and order in connection with the meeting and that permission should be granted.

High Court hearing postponed to 17th

The High Court has adjourned the hearing on this petition to April 17. Until then, there will be no final decision on the police permission. BRS leaders are preparing to make all the arrangements for the meeting. BRS, which aims to mark the beginning of the party's revival with the Elkathurthi meeting, is eagerly awaiting the court's verdict.