The Karnataka government has informed the High Court that it will give due consideration to all requests, including one from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), seeking permission to conduct a route march in the Chittapur area. This statement came during a court hearing concerning the organization's petition.
Court Hearing and Proposed Dates
During the proceedings, senior advocate Arun Shyam, who was representing the petitioner, provided crucial details to the court. He submitted that the RSS has tentatively selected two dates for the proposed route march: November 13 and November 16. This submission forms the core of the petitioner's request currently under the government's scrutiny.
Government's Stance and Next Steps
The state government's assurance to the court indicates a measured approach to the sensitive matter. By stating it will consider all requests, the government has acknowledged the petition without pre-empting its final decision. The court is now awaiting the government's official response after it completes its review of the application and the proposed schedule for the public event.
The outcome of the government's consideration is highly anticipated, as it will determine whether the RSS can proceed with its planned march on one of the two suggested dates in Chittapur.
