Court Issues Order Limiting Protests Affecting Pedestrians and Traffic

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The Fort Magistrate’s Court has issued a significant order restraining the convenor of the Inter-University Students’ Federation (IUSF) and 12 other individuals from organizing protests that cause inconvenience to pedestrians and vehicular movement. The police have confirmed the issuance of the order, which also prohibits the protesters from entering specific locations, including the President’s Office, the President’s House, the Finance Ministry, and the Galle Face area.

This order aims to maintain public order and ensure the smooth flow of daily activities in the designated areas. By restricting the disruptive protests, the court seeks to mitigate any potential disturbances that could arise from such activities. The order serves as a preventive measure to safeguard public safety and preserve the functioning of key government institutions.

The Fort Magistrate’s Court’s decision reflects the importance of balancing citizens’ right to protest with the need to maintain peace and stability in the affected areas. The ruling emphasizes the responsibility of protest organizers to consider the impact of their actions on the general public and the overall functioning of essential government offices.

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