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The Delhi police have imposed Section 144 across the city in the wake of the Delhi Chalo march by protesting farmers 

Delhi police ban gatherings, rallies in national capital ahead of farmers' Delhi Chalo march

The Delhi police have imposed Section 144 across the city in the wake of the Delhi Chalo march by protesting farmers&nbsp;

Delhi police have banned gatherings across the national capital under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code a day ahead of the planned Delhi Chalo march organised by the protesting farmers.
The order will take effect immediately and will last for 30 days, i.e., March 12, unless withdrawn earlier.
Citing the possibility of anti-social elements taking advantage of the protest, the police said that they are taking this step to maintain law and order across the city.
Farmers from Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh have called for the march on February 13 to demand a law guaranteeing MSP for their produce, one of the conditions they had set when they agreed to withdraw their agitation in 2021.&nbsp;
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Prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been imposed across Puttur, Sullia, Kadaba and Belthangady taluks from Wednesday till Friday midnight in the wake of the tension prevailing in the region over the lathicharge on Popular Front of India (PFI) workers at Uppinangady in Puttur on Tuesday.
Puttur Assistant Commissioner of Police Yathish Ullal issued the orders covering the area coming under Puttur sub-division, police sources said.
On Tuesday the police lathicharged the PFI workers who had gathered in front of Uppinangady police station demanding release of their three leaders who were arrested in connection with a recent attack case involving the workers.
Over 10 people were injured in the lathicharge on protestors, who alleged that the three activists who were summoned for questioning were later detained.
Meanwhile, the Dakshina Kannada district committee of the Campus Front of India (CFI) staged a protest near the clock tower in the city on Wednesday, condemning the lathicharge. The protestors demanded the immediate release of PFI activists

Karnataka: curbs in Dakshina Kannada parts after lathicharge of PFI activists

The Karnatka&nbsp;government has imposed restrictions in four areas of the coastal Dakshina Kannada district after Popular Front of India workers&nbsp;in Puttur&nbsp;were lathicharged&nbsp;during a protest on Tuesday. Prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been imposed across Puttur, Sullia, Kadaba and Belthangady taluks from Wednesday till Friday midnight.
On Tuesday the police lathicharged the PFI workers who had gathered in front of Uppinangady police station demanding release of their three leaders who were arrested in connection with a recent attack case involving the workers.
Over 10 people were injured in the lathicharge on protestors, who alleged that the three activists who were summoned for questioning were later detained.
Meanwhile, there were protests on Wednesday, condemning the lathicharge. The protestors demanded the immediate release of PFI activists.

Over 10 people were injured in the lathicharge on protestors, who alleged that the three activists who were summoned for questioning were later detained.
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Prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been imposed across Puttur, Sullia, Kadaba and Belthangady taluks from Wednesday till Friday midnight in the wake of the tension prevailing in the region over the lathicharge on Popular Front of India (PFI) workers at Uppinangady in Puttur on Tuesday.
Puttur Assistant Commissioner of Police Yathish Ullal issued the orders covering the area coming under Puttur sub-division, police sources said.
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On Tuesday the police lathicharged the PFI workers who had gathered in front of Uppinangady police station demanding release of their three leaders who were arrested in connection with a recent attack case involving the workers.
Over 10 people were injured in the lathicharge on protestors, who alleged that the three activists who were summoned for questioning were later detained.
Meanwhile, the Dakshina Kannada district committee of the Campus Front of India (CFI) staged a protest near the clock tower in the city on Wednesday, condemning the lathicharge. The protestors demanded the immediate release of PFI activists

Hathras case: FIR against Bhim Army chief after he met victim's family

FIR registererd against Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad&nbsp;under multiple sections of the IPC and Epidemic Diseases Act

FIR against Bhim Army chief Azad for violating Epidemic Act

FIR filed against Bhim&nbsp;Army chief
Case filed against&nbsp;Chandrashekar Azad&nbsp;after he went to meet Hathras&nbsp;victim's&nbsp;family
Case filed for violating Epidemics Act
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A case has been registered against Bhim Army chief Chandrashekar Azad and 400 others after he visited Hathras in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday to meet the family of the 20-year-old Hathras Dalit girl who was gangraped and later died in Delhi last week. An FIR was filed under multiple sections of the IPC and Epidemic Diseases Act, for violation of Section 144 CrPC in Hathras. Azad had marched for about five km after he was stopped by the police first when he was on his way. Later, he was stopped again by the UP Police when he held a massive protest after entering Hathras.

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