आंदोलन: हक्क की गुन्हा? कायदा काय सांगतो | Adv. S K Jain | भाग १

When does a protest stop being your constitutional right and become a criminal offence? From exam paper-leak agitations to protests over voter-roll deletions, young Indians are on the streets and on live camera. In the first episode of The Third Pillar, criminal-trial lawyer Adv. S K Jain (Pune) explains where the law draws the line. In this episode: • Is there a fundamental right to protest? Article 19 and its limits • When a gathering becomes an "unlawful assembly" or a "riot" under the BNS • Section 163 BNSS (old Section 144): who can stop a protest, and how • Your rights if you are detained or arrested at a protest • What the Supreme Court has said: Jantar Mantar, Shaheen Bagh, Ramlila Maidan and the 2026 protest cases • SIR voter deletions and paper leaks: what legal remedies exist beyond the slogan • Criticising judges, ministers and officials on camera: free speech, defamation or contempt? आंदोलन करणं हा तुमचा हक्क आहे. पण तो हक्क गुन्हा कधी ठरतो? या भागात Adv. S K Jain सोप्या भाषेत सांगतात. The Third Pillar | तिसरा स्तंभ The law, in plain words. कायदा, सोप्या भाषेत. Disclaimer: This episode is for awareness and education only and is not legal advice. The channel does not support or oppose any movement, party or official. For your own matter, please consult a lawyer. #RightToProtest #IndianLaw #TheThirdPillar