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Protest of an individual or individuals and duties of police in the state.
What should police in the state or outside the state know and do about protest?
Annotation or definition.
Issues before, during, and after the protest.
Guide residents relevant to protest.
Guide other police officers and administrators relevant to protest.
Types of protest in the state.
Solutions and remedies to protest in the state and outside the state.

What should police in the state do if people communicate that they need to protest?
Police in the state and outside the state must guide people how to protest.

What facts are required before the protest?
Facts relevant to day, date, and location, and issues relevant to the protest.
Facts relevant to police arrangements for the protest.

Facts relevant to day, date, and location, and issues relevant to the protest.

What date you will be protesting?
For example, November 7, 2015.

What location will you be protesting?
TRC Srinagar, Kashmir, Asia.

Who from the people who plan to protest must sign or verbally declare protest will be peaceful?
Those who have planned the protests.

What is detailed response of these officers at this point in the state?
Director general of police of the state:
Inspector general of police of the area:
Deputy inspector general of police of the area:
Superintendent of police of the area:
Deputy superintendent of police of the area:
Police station house officer of the area:

What are the advantages and disadvantages of allowing a protest on the mentioned date, location, and specific people?

Should the protest on this date, location and specific mentioned people go ahead?
Yes.

Do you plan to hold a peaceful protest?
Yes.

How many individuals are expected to attend?
Thousands.

How long will the protest last?
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours
5 hours

What is a protest?
A protest is a strong complaint or disagreement.
Protest can be done utilizing various communication methods, for example, letters, protest petitions, rally, banners, etc.

What are the types of protests?
Forwarding protest document.
Protest with people presence (rally)
Marching (walking from one place to another with signs)
Boycotting
Legal action
Striking (Workers refuse to go on the job. Make sure you do not violate essential services maintenance act).
Breaking the law and protesting (doing something illegal).
Sit-in protest (Remaining in one place previously defined and protest)

Who forwards issues relevant to protest in which people are present?
Media and police usually forward issues relevant to protest.

What are the issues?
Forward the issues of protesters to investigating department in the state or outside the state.
If many protesters are there, ask them to maintain distance of at least 4-6 feet from each other.
If you see any suspicious activities, report them immediately.
Do not harm anyone during protest, including throwing any objects.

We will read the public speech of Doctor Asif Qureshi, founder Qureshi University and Global Democratic party.

What are the contents of speech?
I am Asif Qureshi. I am the founder of Qureshi University and the Global Democratic party.

What are the issues?
Criminal class 1 felon Narendra Modi and criminal class 1 felon Mufti Sayed have been fraudulently installed. Is it justified?

What crimes are Narendra Modi and Mufti Sayed involved in?
Murders
Rapes
Frauds
Abuses and usurpation. Other criminal offenses that are unfolding. Their being installed fraudulently is known to everyone. British criminals and other Western criminals are installing criminals like Narendra Modi and Mufti Sayed, criminal class 1 felons. They provide aircraft and resources to enhance their criminal activities.

What punishments do these criminal class 1 felons deserve?
Death penalty.


Here are further guidelines.

Is there a difference between protest and strike?
Yes.

What is the difference between protest and strike?
Protest without harming others is justified.
Strike is not justified.

Protest means a strong complaint or disagreement.

You can protest by making a formal statement, questions in the form of verbal, written document, or raising protest banners.

Strike in the context of work means to refuse to work for a period of time as a protest about your remuneration, issues, or conditions at work.

Protest in a civilized manner is justified.
Strike is unjustified.
Strike and protest are different.
Strike is illegal.
Lockout is illegal.
Protest is a human right.
During protest in civilized manner, you cannot harm anyone.

If you strike and others are harmed, this will go in your annual performance report.

Truth must prevail in an annual performance report.

Striking is not justified.
Let’s examine this strike.
How would I resolve these issues?
On Tuesday, July 1, 2014, 12,000 doctors in Maharashtra went on an indefinite strike.

What are the consequences of this strike?
Hospitals are at a standstill in Maharashtra.

What are the issues?
Fixed working hours.
Remuneration issues.
Promotion/seniority list-related issues of medical officers.

Questions that need to be elaborated:
Do they know what are exempt and nonexempt jobs?
Who maintains the state inventory?
Where are the databases with biodata of state employees?

What are the duties of the state department of human resources?

Biodata in the format of databases of state employees through Internet must be available.
State inventory accounting must be available.
Assets of each individual must be available.
Remuneration in the format of quota per person of each individual must be available.
Vacancies must be displayed publicly.

What should any employee know before he or she goes on strike in the state or outside the state?
Violation of the essential services maintenance act is a criminal offense.
Violation of consumer law of refusal to serve is a criminal offense.
Any activity that violates human rights of any individual are criminal offenses.

Right to protest
Forms of protest

What is a protest?
How do you protest?
What do you do when civilized protests are ignored?
Who has the answer?
Who is willing to answer?
Who has the duty and responsibility to answer?
What is a civilized method of protest?
How has protest been misinterpreted as disorderly conduct or vandalism?
What is disorderly conduct and vandalism?
What should be the punishment for false testimony?
What should be the punishments for maliciously inducing false testimony?
What should you do next if civilized protest does not redress your genuine concerns?
What do you do when civilized protest do not get results of your genuine concerns?


What is a protest?
You have the right to protest.
You have the right to seek remedies.
You have the right to claim your rights.
I have the right to protest.
I have the right to seek remedies.
I have the right to claim my rights.
People have the right to protest.
People have the right to seek remedies.
People have the right to claim their rights.
People have the right to seek punishment for those within the administration and outside the administration in cases of criminal wrongdoing.
People have the right to protest their individualized harms.
People have the right to protest public interest issues.
At the same time, how do we punish culprits who have accepted the duty and responsibility to serve and either ignored these or inflicted further harms and/or criminal wrongdoing during their protests or claims?
Who has the duty and responsibilities to resolve the issues and claims?
Who has accepted the duty and responsibilities to resolve the claims and issues?
If they fail to resolve the issues, claims, and harms, what punishment do they deserve?

Even if the criminal is in the White House or city/county hall, hiding as the mayor, people have the right to seek their punishment once a criminal wrongdoing emerges.
The primary duty and responsibility for all military, paramilitary, and related agencies are to maintain space surveillance and top quality intelligence.
Replacing the police with military or paramilitary will not fulfill any purpose.
If the military or paramilitary is brought in to oppress or inflict harms, even the police can be used; however, this will go on record and come back sooner or later as horrible revolts.
We have witnessed the military, police, and intelligence agencies joining in revolts.
In this scenario, what are the duties and responsibilities of the police?
If peaceful protests are ignored or oppressed, it will result in violent protests and revolts. Others will bring in violent protests and revolts.
Systems have collapsed. Systems will collapse.
How do the police handle this situation?
The police need to make sure these questions are answered with remedies.
What are the issues?
What are the different solutions?
What is the best solution?
Who has the answer?
Who is willing to answer?
Who has the duty and responsibility to answer?
Did you communicate verbally and in writing to those who have the duty and responsibility?
Did you communicate with them by all other means possible?
What are you claiming?
How much are you claiming?
Where are they located?
What punishments do they deserve?
Do people need to protest once their rights are violated, or do people need to enforce their rights with weapons?
What did you understand?
What punishments do you deserve?
Who should educate the public on how to protest?
Has anyone protested?
Who should maintain records of protest in the state?
What did you do to find out if their rights were violated?


What are examples of various states in various continents around the world?

North American States

  1. Alabama (AL)

  2. Alaska (AK)

  3. Arizona (AZ)

  4. Arkansas (AR)

  5. Alberta (AB)

  6. British Columbia (BC)

  7. California (CA)

  8. Colorado (CO)

  9. Connecticut (CT)

  10. Delaware (DE)

  11. Florida (FL)

  12. Georgia (GA)

  13. Hawaii (HI)

  14. Idaho (ID)

  15. Illinois (IL)

  16. Indiana (IN)

  17. Iowa (IA)

  18. Kansas (KS)

  19. Kentucky (KY)

  20. Louisiana (LA)

  21. Maine (ME)

  22. Maryland (MD)

  23. Massachusetts (MA)

  24. Michigan (MI)

  25. Minnesota (MN)

  26. Mississippi (MS)

  27. Missouri (MO)

  28. Montana (MT)

  29. Manitoba (MB)

  30. Mexico (MX)

  31. Nebraska (NE)

  32. Nevada (NV)

  33. New Hampshire (NH)

  34. New Jersey (NJ)

  35. New Mexico (NM)

  36. New York (NY)

  37. North Carolina (NC)

  38. North Dakota (ND)

  39. New Brunswick (NB)

  40. Newfoundland and Labrador (NL)

  41. Northwest Territories (NT)

  42. Nova Scotia (NS)

  43. Nunavut (NU)

  44. Ohio (OH)

  45. Oklahoma (OK)

  46. Oregon (OR)

  47. Ontario (ON)

  48. Pennsylvania (PA)

  49. Prince Edward Island (PE)

  50. Quebec (QC)

  51. Rhode Island (RI)

  52. South Carolina (SC)

  53. South Dakota (SD)

  54. Saskatchewan (SK)

  55. Tennessee (TN)

  56. Texas (TX)

  57. Utah (UT)

  58. Vermont (VT)

  59. Virginia (VA)

  60. Washington (WA)

  61. West Virginia (WV)

  62. Wisconsin (WI)

  63. Wyoming (WY)

  64. Yukon (YT)
    Asian States

  65. Albania

  66. Andorra

  67. Armenia

  68. Austria

  69. Azerbaijan

  70. Arkhangelsk Oblast

  71. Anhui Province

  72. Afghanistan

  73. Assam

  74. Arunachal Pradesh

  75. Andhra Pradesh

  76. Andaman and Nicober Islands

  77. Balochistan

  78. Bahrain

  79. Bangladesh

  80. Bhutan

  81. Brunei

  82. Belarus

  83. Belgium

  84. Bosnia and Herzegovina

  85. Bulgaria

  86. Bihar

  87. Chechnya

  88. Croatia

  89. Cyprus

  90. Czech Republic

  91. Cambodia

  92. Chukotka Autonomous Okrug

  93. Chhattisgarh

  94. Daman and Diu

  95. Dadra and Nagar Haveli

  96. Dagestan

  97. Denmark

  98. England

  99. Estonia

  100. East Timor

  101. Finland

  102. Fujian Province

  103. France

  104. Gujarat

  105. Goa

  106. Georgia

  107. Germany

  108. Gibraltar

  109. Greece

  110. Gansu Province

  111. Guangdong Province

  112. Guangxi Province

  113. Guizhou

  114. Heilongjiang

  115. Hong Kong

  116. Hubei

  117. Hainan Province

  118. Henan Province

  119. Hunan Province

  120. Himachal Pradesh

  121. Hungary

  122. Inner Mongolia

  123. Indonesia

  124. Iran

  125. Iraq

  126. Iceland

  127. Ireland

  128. Italy

  129. Japan

  130. Jeddah

  131. Jiangxi Province

  132. Jordan

  133. Jiangsu

  134. Jiangxi

  135. Jilin

  136. Jharkhand

  137. Kashmir

  138. Karnataka

  139. Kerala

  140. Kazakhstan

  141. Korea - North

  142. Korea - South

  143. Kyrgyzstan

  144. Kuwait

  145. Kaliningrad Oblast

  146. Lakshadweep

  147. Latvia

  148. Liechtenstein

  149. Lithuania

  150. Luxembourg

  151. Laos

  152. Lebanon

  153. Liaoning Province

  154. Liaoning

  155. Manipur

  156. Mizoram

  157. Maharashtra

  158. Madhya Pradesh

  159. Meghalaya

  160. Malaysia

  161. Maldives

  162. Magadan Oblast

  163. Mongolia

  164. Myanmar

  165. Macedonia

  166. Malta

  167. Medina

  168. Mecca

  169. Moldova

  170. Monaco

  171. Montenegro

  172. NCT of Delhi

  173. Nagaland

  174. Netherlands

  175. Northern Ireland

  176. Norway

  177. Ningxia

  178. Nepal

  179. Oman

  180. Orissa

  181. Puducherry

  182. Punjab

  183. Peshawar

  184. Philippines

  185. Poland

  186. Portugal

  187. Palestine

  188. Qinghai Province

  189. Qinghai

  190. Qatar

  191. Rajasthan

  192. Romania

  193. Sikkim

  194. Syria

  195. Sindh

  196. Singapore

  197. Sri Lanka

  198. Scotland

  199. Serbia

  200. Slovakia

  201. Slovenia

  202. Spain

  203. Sweden

  204. Switzerland

  205. Shaanxi Province

  206. Shandong

  207. Shanxi

  208. Sichuan

  209. Taiwan

  210. Tajikistan

  211. Thailand

  212. Tibet

  213. Tripura

  214. Tamil Nadu

  215. Turkey

  216. Turkmenistan

  217. Ukraine

  218. Uzbekistan

  219. Uttarakhand

  220. United Arab Emirates

  221. Uttar Pradesh

  222. Vietnam

  223. Vatican City

  224. Wales

  225. West Bengal

  226. Xinjiang

  227. Yunnan

  228. Yamalia

  229. Yemen

  230. Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

  231. Zhejiang
    Africa

  232. Algeria

  233. Angola

  234. Burundi

  235. Benin

  236. Burkina Faso

  237. Botswana

  238. Cape Verde

  239. Côte d'Ivoire

  240. Comoros

  241. Cameroon

  242. Central African Republic

  243. Chad

  244. Canary Islands

  245. Ceuta

  246. Democratic Republic of the Congo

  247. Djibouti

  248. Egypt

  249. Eritrea

  250. Ethiopia

  251. Equatorial Guinea

  252. Gabon

  253. Gambia

  254. Ghana

  255. Guinea

  256. Guinea-Bissau

  257. Kenya

  258. Liberia

  259. Libya

  260. Lesotho

  261. Madagascar

  262. Malawi

  263. Mauritius

  264. Mayotte

  265. Mozambique

  266. Mali

  267. Mauritania

  268. Madeira

  269. Melilla

  270. Morocco

  271. Niger

  272. Nigeria

  273. Namibia

  274. Réunion

  275. Rwanda

  276. Republic of the Congo

  277. São Tomé and Príncipe

  278. Saint Helena

  279. Senegal

  280. Sierra Leone

  281. Seychelles

  282. Somalia

  283. South Africa

  284. Swaziland

  285. South Sudan

  286. Sudan

  287. Tanzania

  288. Togo

  289. Tunisia

  290. Uganda

  291. Western Sahara

  292. Zambia

  293. Zimbabwe
    Australia

  294. Northern Territory

  295. South Australia

  296. Queensland

  297. New South Wales

  298. Victoria (Australia)

  299. Western Australian

  300. Tasmania

  301. New Zealand
    Latin

  302. Acre (Asif Province)

  303. Alagoas

  304. Amapá

  305. Amazonas

  306. Bahia

  307. Buenos Aires Province

  308. Ceará

  309. Chubut Province

  310. Córdoba Province

  311. Goiás

  312. Bolivia

  313. Chile

  314. Colombia

  315. Ecuador

  316. Falkland Islands

  317. French Guiana

  318. Guyana

  319. Paraguay

  320. Peru

  321. Río Negro

  322. Santa Cruz

  323. Santa Fe Province

  324. Salta Province

  325. South Georgia

  326. Suriname

  327. Uruguay

  328. Venezuela
Last Updated: October 17, 2015