Goa Police defend detention of seven CJP members before High Court, cite history of protests without permission
Goa police argue that detaining seven members of the Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation (CJP) was lawful, citing a history of unauthorized protests. They rejected claims of excessive force, stating the arrests followed legal procedures. The case is now before the Goa High Court, where the police will defend their actions. The detention occurred during a protest that had been held without official permission.