The Delhi High Court has criticized Delhi University for its inaction against DUSU election candidates involved in vandalism and defacement...

The Office of the Chief Election Officer for Delhi University Students' Union elections has ordered candidates to remove banners and poster...

Authorities traced the location of the graffiti after an extensive search in the North District, based on signage seen in the aforementione...

Goa Police have summoned Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a case related to the illegal pasting of posters on public properties duri...

Tripura Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Gitte Kirankumar Dinkarrao inquired into the matter and then suspended Ajoy Das, Superintendent of Fi...

The Delhi CEO told reporters that 14 candidates are in the fray for the upcoming bypoll -- three of recognised parties -- AAP, BJP and Cong...

Under the order, the federal government is directed to prosecute any person or entity that damages or defaces religious property and withho...

Talking to reporters, Delhi Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh said action had been taken against 2,078 public vehicles, including autori...

Das and two others were acquitted in the case relating to the state Assembly polls of 2009, saying adequate evidence was not available to p...

Notwithstanding strict laws against defacement of public places, posters of student leaders often backed by major political parties can be ...

Twenty three FIRs have been registered against candidates and others affiliated to different students outfits for defacement of public prop...

Besides Das, similar charges under section 3(1) of Defacement of Public Property Act were also framed against Chandrasekhar Misra, former B...

The court agreed with the administration's argument that a person "can only put up posters with prior permission of the authorities".

The bench, in its judgement on the plea of Anil Bhatia, also upheld the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 2007.

Four Aam Aadmi Party workers, Rajesh, Gulshan, Deepak and Rajinder were arrested for putting up posters on public property in Malviya Nagar.

Election Commission said wearing as well as distribution of caps, with party names and symbol, and "other such small items" are allowed for...

Defacing public property by pasting posters or banners may invite a fine of Rs 10,000.