Court dismisses 2020 protest case against CPI(M) leaders
In a recent development, the Fourth Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Court dismissed a 2020 protest case against seven leaders of the CPI(M) and CITU parties. The court's decision was released on Monday, bringing an end to the legal proceedings initiated by the MVP police. The case alleged that the CPI(M) and CITU leaders obstructed traffic and disrupted police duties during a demonstration held in support of farmers protesting in Delhi.
Accused individuals included Ch. Narsingarao, B. Gangarao, R.K.S.V. Kumar, P. Mani, Botta Eswaramma, and K. Kumari, all prominent figures from the CPI(M) party. The CPI(M) expressed satisfaction with the verdict, labeling the case as false and accusing the police of lacking sufficient evidence. The party also praised Judge K. Vasudeva Rao and advocate K.A.J. Poornima for their representation of the accused individuals.
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