The matter of nameplate again reached the Supreme Court, now a petition was filed in support, saying- it should not be forcibly given a communal color.

Nameplate case in SC The Supreme Court upheld the Yogi government's decision to allow shopkeepers to install nameplates during the Kanwar Yatra in UP. Meanwhile, this matter has once again reached the Supreme Court. However, now a petition has been filed in the court in its support.

Recently, the Supreme Court issued a notice to the governments of Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh along with UP on a similar order. The court had also put an interim stay on all the orders.

What was said in the petition?

Supporting the directive issued by the Senior Superintendent of Police of Muzaffarnagar, a petitioner said that there is a demand to forcibly give a communal color to this matter. He said that I should also be made a party in this case.

Petitioner Surjeet Singh Yadav (Nameplate case in SC) said that this order was given to maintain the convenience, faith, and law and order of Shiva devotees. He said that it has been unnecessarily given a communal color.

Let us tell you that the Senior Superintendent of Police had asked the shop owners to display their names outside the shops during the Kanwar Yatra.

The UP government had given this order.

It is noteworthy that on Monday, the Supreme Court had put an interim stay on the instructions issued by the authorities of three state governments that eateries located on the Kanwar Yatra route should display the names of the owners outside such shops.

This instruction was reportedly implemented in several districts of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand and similar instructions were also issued in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.