Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Kanpur Police Book SP Leaders for Protest and Slogans
Imagine some people wanted to have a protest, but they forgot to ask the police first.
These people were from a political party called Samajwadi Party.
They started shouting slogans against the government and marched towards a government office.
The police asked them to stop and show a permit, but they didn't have one.
Despite being told to stop, they continued, blocking the road and causing trouble for others.
The police then decided to take action and filed a case against them for not following the rules.
Police booked Samajwadi Party leaders and workers in Kanpur.
They protested without permission, blocked roads, and raised anti-government slogans.
The action was taken based on a complaint by SI Nitin Kumar.
Section 163 BNS was in force due to the Prime Minister's visit.
Charges include raising slogans and disobeying government orders.
- Who
- Samajwadi Party leaders and workers, including Fazal Mahmood and Bunty Sengar, and the police.
- What
- SP leaders and workers were booked for protesting without permission.
- When
- May 29
- Where
- Kanpur
- Why
- They protested without permission, blocked roads, and raised anti-government slogans.
- Party Involved
- Samajwadi Party
- SI who filed complaint
- Nitin Kumar
- Law in force
- Section 163 BNS
- Charges
- Raising anti-government slogans, disobeying orders, blocking roads