Archive · 18 Jul 2025
Calcutta High Court Restricts TMC's July 21 Rally Processions
The Calcutta High Court has put some rules on the Trinamool Congress's big rally on July 21st.
Processions, where people march, can't happen between 9 and 11 in the morning, which is when a lot of people are going to work.
This is to help keep traffic moving smoothly.
The police have to make sure the roads stay clear.
The judge also told the Trinamool Congress they might want to use a different place for the rally next year.
Calcutta High Court restricted processions for the Trinamool Congress's July 21 rally.
Processions are banned between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. on July 21.
The court instructed Kolkata Police to ensure traffic flow during peak hours.
The annual rally, where Mamata Banerjee is the main speaker, is held at Esplanade.
The court suggested the Trinamool Congress consider an alternative venue for future rallies.
- Who
- The Calcutta High Court, Kolkata Police, and the Trinamool Congress.
- What
- The Calcutta High Court imposed restrictions on the Trinamool Congress's rally.
- When
- July 21st
- Where
- Kolkata
- Why
- To prevent traffic congestion during peak office hours.
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The Trinamool Congress wants to conduct a rally.
- Event
- Trinamool Congress's July 21 rally
- Date
- July 21
- Restriction
- No processions between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
- Court Order
- Kolkata Police to ensure traffic movement
- Location
- Esplanade, Kolkata
