Indore news: Permission Will Have To Be Taken Before Procession, Rally, Picketing, Otherwise Strict Action Will Be Taken

In order to maintain peace and law and order in Indore, there is a ban on organizing processions, rallies, demonstrations without permission at any place.

In order to maintain peace and law and order in Indore district, there is a ban on organizing processions, rallies, demonstrations without permission at any place. During the restrictive period, there will be a complete ban on carrying weapons and their display. In this regard, action will be taken against those who violate the order issued by Additional District Magistrate Ajay Dev Sharma under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code and other penal provisions. The issued prohibitory order will be effective till June 25, 2023.

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This order will be applicable under the limits of police stations Mhow, Manpur, Kishanganj, Badgonda, Simrol, Depalpur, Betma, Gautamupra, Hatod, Sanwer, Chandravatiganj, Shipra and Khudail in rural areas of Indore district. During this period, there will be a ban on any kind of procession, silence, procession, rally, meeting, public meeting, picketing demonstration etc. without permission at any place under the limits of Indore district. No person, institution, organization, group, until the permission is duly obtained from the competent authority for any event, in any form (electronic, print, social media, through poster banner, any other medium) of that event. Will not be able to spread propaganda.

Arms embargo

Along with this, a ban has also been imposed on wearing and displaying all types of weapons against the rules. Judges, judges, administrative officers, government pleaders, security and security forces deployed on duty and paramilitary forces, special persons, policemen deployed for the security of officers, bank guards will be free from the said restriction. Publication of any kind of cutouts, banners, posters, flags, hoardings, flags etc. on which slogans or other inflammatory language against any religion, person, community, caste or community has been used and its use in any manner during the restrictive period. Demonstration at private and public places will also be completely banned. A ban has also been imposed on writing objectionable language or provocative slogans on any public or private building, property.