Supreme Court declines to entertain plea challenging curbs on journalists’, activists’ entry into U.P., Rajasthan schools
The bench said state orders can still block outsiders, including journalists and YouTubers, from filming school premises and sharing images, Live Law reported.
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The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition challenging restrictions on entry of outsiders, photography, videography, interviews, and live streaming in government schools in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. The petition argued that these restrictions violate citizens' fundamental rights, but the Court declined to hear the case under Article 32.
Supreme Court declines to entertain plea challenging curbs on journalists’, activists’ entry into U.P., Rajasthan schools
The petition followed shortly after the announcement of the ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign by CJP to audit and improve the neglected infrastructure of government schools in rural India
The Supreme Court has upheld the ban on entry of outsiders into government schools in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. With this order, journalists, YouTubers and social activists will no longer be able to enter schools without permission. This court's decision has dealt a major blow to Abhijeet Deepke's 'School Fix' campaign, as he will now have to take prior permission before entering the school.
Supreme Court on UP Rajasthan Schools: The Supreme Court has refused to hear a petition challenging restrictions on unauthorized entry of outsiders into government schools, photography, videography, interviews, and live streaming. This is a major blow to the Cockroach Janata Party.
New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): The Supreme Court has set aside the orders of state governments prohibiting the unrestricted entry and videography of YouTubers, social media influencers and outsiders in government schools… The post Supreme Court gives a big blow to YouTubers and influencers, dismisses petition against ban on videography and entry in schools appeared first on uttamhindu.com.
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