While rejecting the request of Tamil Nadu government challenging the orders of the Madras High Court permitting the RSS to carry out marches in the state, citing what it called rumours that had triggered panic among Hindi-speaking workers in the state. The Apex Court of India, allows RSS to carry out its rallies in the State of Tamil Naidu.

Last year, in October, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh sought the State government's permission to carry out a march to mark "Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav" and Gandhi Jayanti.

The state government had refused, and the RSS approached the High Court.

Later, in November the Bench of single judge allowed the RSS march with conditions like restricting the march indoors or in enclosed spaces.

This year, in February, these restrictions were removed by a division bench, which stressed on the importance of protests in a healthy democracy. The state government appealed against the High Court order.