Before CJP, 400 former BSF personnel were denied permission to protest in Jantar Mantar
The Hindu · 9 October 2026
Police told the former BSF personnel, who wanted to protest against their dismissal from service, that hunger strikes were unlawful and that a two-day continuous agitation is not permitted
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