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New Delhi: Slogans to boycott the Lok Sabha elections were found on the walls at multiple places on Delhi University campus on Thursday, the police said,

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Slogans to boycott the Lok Sabha elections were found on the walls at multiple places on Delhi University campus on Thursday, the police said, adding that two FIRs have been lodged in this connection.The slogans, such as 'Ek hi raasta ...

Slogans to boycott the Lok Sabha elections were found on the walls at multiple places on Delhi University campus on Thursday, the police said, adding that two FIRs have been lodged in this connection.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Delhi Police has registered two FIRs after slogans to boycott elections were found written on walls at multiple places in the Delhi University area, officials said on Thursday. India News | Delhi Police Registers 2 FIRs over Slogans to Boycott Elections.

Slogans to boycott the Lok Sabha elections were found on the walls at multiple places on Delhi University campus on Thursday, the police said, adding that two FIRs have been lodged in this connection.

The Delhi Police Special Cell on August 31 detained two persons from Punjab in connection with pro-Khalistan graffiti and slogans painted at more than

Earlier, a case had been registered after the walls of several metro stations across Delhi were found defaced with pro-Khalistan ahead of the G20 Summit, which is set to be hosted in the national capital next month under India's presidency, police said on Sunday.

According to Lyngdoh committee recommendations, candidates are not allowed to use printed pamphlets or materials for canvassing and are only allowed to utilise hand made material

Several metro stations in Delhi have been defaced with pro-Khalistan slogans, leading to a case being registered by the police. The defacement comes ahead of the G20 Summit, which is set to be hosted in Delhi next month. The case has been registered under sections 153 A, section 505 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Defacement Act. Suspected activists of Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), a separatist group, are believed to be responsible for the defacement.