Mumbai Police File Charges Against 50+ Protesters at Chaitya Bhoomi

Mumbai police on Thursday registered three criminal cases against a group of more than 50 protesters who assembled at Chaitya Bhoomi, the memorial of former Chief Justice of India, for a demonstration. The cases were filed under sections related to unlawful assembly and public nuisance.\n\nThe protest, which took place in the early hours, was organized by supporters of the former Chief Justice and aimed to raise issues concerning judicial reforms. Police officials said that the demonstrators had breached the rules of the area and caused a disturbance.\n\nThe three cases are expected to be processed through the local court system, with the police indicating that they will pursue legal action against those involved. The police also urged the public to maintain peace and avoid any further disruptions at the memorial site.