New Delhi, September 3: The Karni Sena has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court against the denial of permission to hold a protest at Jantar Mantar on September 6.
During the hearing, the High Court suggested that the protest date could be changed, questioning the significance of the specific date. The court advised the Karni Sena to consider another date if the police are not granting permission for the originally planned date.
The Delhi Police has denied permission for the protest due to security concerns related to the upcoming BRICS Summit. The High Court stated that protest permissions cannot be granted without consulting the police.
The petitioner informed the court that the protest date had already been changed once, making this the second request. The Delhi High Court has instructed the Delhi Police to submit their response by the next hearing. The case will be heard again on September 9.
The Karni Sena has warned of a significant protest in Delhi on September 6, marching towards Jantar Mantar. The main reason for the protest is opposition to the new UGC regulations. Protesters are against the ‘UGC Equity Regulation 2026’ and demand that the government completely withdraw these new rules.
The Karni Sena aims to hold a large protest at Jantar Mantar on September 6, but has yet to receive permission from the Delhi Police due to security reasons, prompting them to approach the High Court.
The Karni Sena is primarily a Kshatriya (Rajput) organization based in Rajasthan, established in 2006. Its main objective is to protect the rights, culture, history, and interests of the Kshatriya community, as well as to politically and socially organize the society.
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