The Marine drive was packed with onlookers, members of organisations like Shiv Sena, and some others who were protesting against conduct of the 'Kiss of Love' protest.
No cases were registered against onlookers and spectators, but against those who took out processions and for unlawful assembly.
The organisers of 'Kiss of Love' event had at the last moment decided to take out a march to the venue when they were taken into custody by police.
The 'Kiss of Love' campaign was a call by group of "Free Thinkers" led by short film maker Rahul Pasupalan, to come to Marine drive on Nov 2 to hug and kiss each other.
Many organisations had protested against the event saying it was against Indian culture.
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