The Right to Protest in India: The Constitutional Guarantee, Its Judicial Reading, and the Limits That Bind Both the Protester and the State

Much of India’s constitutional story was first written on its streets. The Champaran satyagraha, the Dandi March and the Quit India movement were protests long before they became history, and many of the men and women who later sat in the Constituent Assembly had been jailed for marching. Yet the Constitution they framed nowhere uses […]