A bench comprising Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice PB Varale declined to interfere, describing the high court order as balanced. Appearing for the petitioner, Advocate Prashant Bhushan submitted that there has never been a law and order problem in the area. ”It seems to be a very very balanced order,” Justice Kumar said and Justice Varale agreed with it.
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