The RSS’s route march has begun today in Tamil Nadu, following permission from the Madras High Court. Following the approval, the RSS march is taking place in several cities.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in Tamil Nadu is fully prepared to hold its route marches in various locations on Sunday, October 25th, and the Madras High Court has granted its approval. Following the approval, the march has generated considerable buzz. The court has granted permission for processions in 128 locations across Tamil Nadu between October 25th and November 2nd. This means the marches are being held in strict compliance with law and order and with approval.
According to information received, RSS volunteers will hold route marches on Sunday in the capital, Chennai, as well as in various parts of the state. The RSS will be holding its marches in areas such as Thiruvottiyur, Kolathur, Egmore, Korattur, Ayyappanthangal, Medavakkam, and Chrompet in Chennai. It should be noted that the program will have different timings at different locations.
Madras High Court Grants Permission for the Procession
The RSS has received legal permission for its route march. This means that this march is taking place after a thorough legal process, approved by the Madras High Court itself. As per the court order, the march will be held at approximately 128 locations on October 25th and November 2nd. Now that the court has granted permission, the entire organization has begun preparing for the program and how to organize it. Maintaining law and order will be a key part of this march, so the RSS, recognizing the administration’s primary responsibility, has sought permission from the court for the march, which the court has granted. Keeping all circumstances in mind, the police are making elaborate security arrangements and traffic management is also being carefully monitored.
Vijay expressed his opposition to the march
While the RSS has received court approval for the march, discussions have intensified in Tamil Nadu politics regarding actor-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay. Vijay’s party, the Tamil Nadu Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), is establishing a distinct identity in the state and working towards the upliftment of the people. Meanwhile, Vijay and his party have expressed their disagreement with the RSS’s route march, sparking heated debate and opposing it.
The march will be held in 128 locations.
As per the Madras High Court’s permission, the march will be held on October 25th and November 2nd in various parts of the state.
According to information received, the march will be held in approximately 128 locations, and administrative arrangements will be closely monitored during the march.
At present, the Madras High Court has given green signal to this march of RSS, due to which political activities are in discussion in Tamil Nadu regarding the proposed march of RSS.
