The Police, who had imposed Section 144 from Mar. 23 to Mar. 31 midnight in city have extended the same till Apr. 14 midnight. Barring essential services, people cannot gather in groups of more than five at any public space coming under the jurisdiction of the Mysuru City Police. Following the extension of the curfew, people are warned against venturing on to the streets unnecessarily and any violation of the order will invite legal action, according to a press release from the PRO, City Police Commissioner’s Office, Mysuru.
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Section 144 extended till Apr. 14
The Police, who had imposed Section 144 from Mar. 23 to Mar. 31 midnight in city have extended the same till Apr. 14 midnight. Barring essential services, people cannot gather in groups…
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Published April 3, 2020 · 1 min read
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