A venue in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, revokes permission for Rahul Gandhi’s planned event, ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’, on August 8. The organisers had sought to use the KP College ground for the event. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the trust running the venue cancels the permission citing practical and legal reasons. The trust says waterlogging conditions at the site prevent holding the event. It also points to a restriction issued by the Allahabad High Court that limits the ground’s use to sports and educational activities. Both outlets report that the trust frames the cancellation as compliance with the court’s direction. As a result, the organisers must seek an alternative venue or format for the event, unless a legal or administrative change allows the ground to be used for other purposes. No conflicting accounts were presented in the cited reports about the trust’s stated grounds for cancelling the event.
UP venue revokes permission for Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ event
A venue in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, revokes permission for Rahul Gandhi’s planned event, ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’, on August 8. The organisers had sought to use the KP College ground for the event. Accord...
- The trust running the KP College ground in Prayagraj revokes permission for Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’.
- The event is scheduled for August 8.
- The trust cites waterlogging issues at the venue.
- The trust also cites an Allahabad High Court order restricting the ground to sports and educational activities.
- The cancellation is reported as being in line with the court’s restriction.
The trust has cited an Allahabad High Court order restricting the use of the ground to sports and educational activities as the reason for the cancellation.
3 hours agoThe trust cited waterlogging issues and also said that the High Court directed that the KP College ground should not be used for purposes other than sports and educational activities
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