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Friday, May 07, 2010 (09:14:55) |
| Tags : Bombay High Court, Maharashtra, Shiv Sena |
Who will gain if Shivaji Park is declared a silence zone: Shiv Sena |
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| Mumbai, May 7: Just a day after the Bombay High Court gave an order to the Maharashtra government to declare Shivaji Park a silence zone, Shiv Sena has come down heavily on the court's decision.
Thursday's editorial in Shiv Sena's mouthpiece Saamna criticed the decision stating that courts are now showing interest in political battles. It also pointed out the fact that Courts themselves have said not to make use of Public Interest Litigation (PILs) when it comes to political fights.
Asserting that even judges are human beings and are very much a part of this society the editorial further added that four pillars of democracy should follow the parameters for country's progress.
Shiv Sena shares an old relation with the Shivaji Park, which is also the venue for its Dusshera rallies for more almost five decades. Shiv Sena Chief Bal Thackeray's Marmik magazine was launched at the same park. |
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