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Prohibitory orders are being imposed to maintain peace and harmony during the festive period, they said on Saturday
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The order, which came into effect on June 1, will be in place until July 30. Reports have said the security measures have been taken ahead of the expected 'VVIP' movement
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In view of the heatwave conditions likely in Akola, Collector Ajit Kumbhar on Saturday imposed Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) till May 31, prohibiting public gathering
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Delhi is on high alert as tensions rise amid the ongoing farmers' protest. Section 144 has been enforced in the capital, with authorities implementing precautionary measures to uphold law and order. The Delhi Police has urged citizens to avoid the border routes and advised checking travel advisories. For comprehensive details, watch the video now.
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To maintain peace and harmony in the Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissionerate, any mischievous elements must be prevented from carrying out such activities which may create a possibility of creating an adverse environment, it added.
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The police reportedly got inputs from intelligence agencies about terror strikes, especially targeting VVIPs.
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The restrictions under CrPC Section 144 restriction in the district are likely to be extended as a precautionary measure, a senior police officer told PTI.
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In the meeting, attended by senior police officers of Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and the Union Territory of Chandigarh, Kapur said the administration has denied permission for the yatra due to a meeting of the G20 Sherpa Group, scheduled to be held in Nuh during September 3-7, and to maintain law and order in the aftermath of the July 31 violence.
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Citing curfew imposed in the area and security concerns for the delegation, a senior police officer said the delegation was stopped at Rojka Meo village and were stopped from entering villages affected by the communal clashes in the district. The delegation returned after that, police said.
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According to the Central Water Commission's flood-monitoring portal, the Yamuna's water level at the Old Railway Bridge crossed the 207-metre mark at 4 am on Wednesday, the first time since 2013. It rose to 207.55 metres by 1 pm.
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Two-three persons were injured in the incident which took place at around 11.30 pm on Saturday in the sensitive Old City area, Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Monika Raut said, adding that one person was also feared dead in the violence.
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Given the busy season, forest officials at Jim Corbett National Park are working overtime to catch the predator — the cub has tasted human flesh, its mother was a maneater, too.
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Mumbai Police has reportedly imposed Section 144 in the city to ensure peace in the city and avoid disturbance to public order.
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District Collector Rajesh Deshmukh issued an order under section 144 of the CrPc prohibiting the assembly of five or more persons at tourist and trekking spots for the next four days.
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The prohibitory orders, which were issued amid the escalating tensions between Maharashtra's ruling coalition partner Shiv Sena and its internal rebel group, will remain in force till July 10, News18 reported.
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A large number of protestors gathered outside Tehta police outpost around 8.30 AM and started pelting security personnel with stones. Later, they set several vehicles, including a bus and a truck, on fire, they said.
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After members of VHP announced to perform puja at Jamia mosque, security measures have been increased in the town of Srirangapatna in Karnataka's Mandya district
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The order signed by district collector and district magistrate (acting) Raj Kumar Singh proscribed assembly of crowd, demonstration, protest, processions, and road march till the order lasts.
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The move comes as part of a precautionary measure as the schools are reopening on February 14.
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Restaurants, gyms, spas, and cinema halls in the state will have to operate at 50 percent capacity.
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The clampdown comes even as another right wing organisation, the Narayani Sena, has said it will take out a march from Vishram Ghat to Sri Krishna Janmasthan, demanding the "removal" of the mosque.
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In his address Uddhav Thackeray announced that the government will provide free ration to the poor while the COVID-triggered restrictions are in place, news agency ANI reported.
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The chief minister said the state government will impose Section 144 in the entire state from April 14, but refused to term it as lockdown.
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Restaurants, cinema halls and pubs were allowed to operate at 50 percent occupancy.
