Archive · 28 Jul 2026
DMK Leader Defends Protestors' Right to Protest
A leader from the DMK party, Rajathi Salma, is defending the right of people to protest, even if they have criminal cases against them.
She argues that just because someone has a criminal case, it doesn't mean they lose the right to question the government.
She also points out that many elected representatives have criminal cases or backgrounds, so it's unfair to single out protestors.
The government, on the other hand, argues that protestors with criminal cases should not be allowed to protest.
Rajathi Salma argues that anyone, regardless of criminal cases, has the right to protest.
The government argues that protestors with criminal cases should not be allowed to protest.
Some protestors have pending criminal cases.
Hundreds of elected representatives have criminal cases or backgrounds.
Rajathi Salma points out that the government's argument is unfair and undermines the right to protest.
- Who
- Rajathi Salma, DMK leader and Rajya Sabha MP
- What
- Defense of protestors' right to protest
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To argue that anyone, regardless of criminal cases, has the right to protest and question the government.
Government's Stance
DMK Leader's Defense
Right to Protest
Government's Stance
The government argues that protestors with criminal cases should not be allowed to protest.
DMK Leader's Defense
Rajathi Salma argues that anyone, regardless of criminal cases, has the right to protest and question the government.
- Protestors' Status
- Some protestors have pending criminal cases.
- Government's Argument
- Protestors with criminal cases should not be allowed to protest.
- DMK Leader's Argument
- Anyone, regardless of criminal cases, has the right to protest.
- Elected Representatives
- Hundreds of elected representatives have criminal cases or backgrounds.