"You can't occupy a site at all times. Where will farmers, journalists, etc., go? Everyone has the right to protest. Designated time must be given for designated period," the CJI observed.
They claimed that the November 1 rally could severely affect wholesale markets. They pointed to the Congress' claim that around 10 lakh people were expected to attend the event.
From farmers and domestic helps to students, transgender activists and political party workers, the rally brought together people with concerns extending well beyond alleged electoral irregularities.
He also alleged that the West Bengal Assembly elections had been "looted" through manipulation of votes during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls conducted ahead of the polls.
The INDIA bloc has appealed to students, youth, women, workers and civil society members to join the demonstration, while the CJP and student organisations have also extended support.
