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NIZAMABAD:  Section 144 (prohibitory orders)of the CrPC were clamped in Bodhan town of Nizamabad district in the State of Telangana on Sunday after two groups clashed and pelted stones at each other over the installation of a statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji at the Ambedkar Circle in the town, police said. According to them, the statue was placed by one group under the aegis of

Section 144 imposed in Telangana’s Nizamabad after tensions over installation of Shivaji statue - The Shivaji statue was brought in the night due to which a commotion was created.

Islamabad authorities have imposed Section 144 in the federal capital for two months to avoid any untoward law and order situation.

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The HC had concluded its final hearing in the case on March 14. Meanwhile, large gatherings have been banned and schools have been shut in the state.

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Karnataka Hijab Row: Following HC’s verdict, schools and colleges in Udupi to reopen from tomorrow - The schools and colleges in Udupi are set to reopen from tomorrow, a day after the Karnataka HC issued its verdict on the hijab ban.

To check the spread of Covid-19, the state government on Friday imposed, with immediate effect, section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), thereby banning the assembly of four or more people and the organisation of any processions.

Punjab Assembly Elections 2022: Section 144 imposed to prevent gatherings outside counting centres - As per instructions of EC only two people can accompany winning candidate or his official representative to counting centre to collect certificate.