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- Bengal polls: Cash, liquor, drugs worth Rs 181 crore seized as mode of conduct enforcement intensifiesWest Bengal is gearing up for assembly elections with strict enforcement of the model code of conduct. Authorities have seized over 181 cro...
- Enforcement agencies seize ₹181 crore in West Bengal ahead of pollsWest Bengal has seen cumulative seizures worth Rs 181.31 crore, including cash, liquor, and narcotics, ahead of assembly polls. The Electio...
- Defacement of property case: FSL report filed against Kejriwal, othersThe Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) submitted its report in the case against Arvind Kejriwal and others concerning the defacement of publ...
- 'If you can campaign in Rolls-Royce, you can fund public spaces cleanup;' HC pulls up DU students over defacementThe Delhi High Court urges the Delhi University Vice-Chancellor to take a more active role following student candidate accusations of publi...
- DUSU 2024 polls: Delhi HC asks candidates for explanation over property defacementThe Delhi High Court has directed candidates from the recent DUSU elections to appear before it on October 28 over allegations of defacing ...
- This is your fault: Delhi High Court halts DUSU poll countingThe Delhi High Court has criticized Delhi University for its inaction against DUSU election candidates involved in vandalism and defacement...
- Why Noida authorities are busy removing 12,000 wall writings, posters, and banners?Authorities in Gautam Buddh Nagar district swiftly removed 11,682 defacements, including wall writings, posters, and banners, within 72 hou...
- Trump makes vandalising national monuments punishable offence with up to 10 yrs jailUnder the order, the federal government is directed to prosecute any person or entity that damages or defaces religious property and withho...
- Can rules be framed for parties to curb illegal hoardings, HC asks ECThe EC submitted that though all political parties pledge not to deface public properties at the time of their registration, they often bro...
- AAP MLA in judicial custody for non-appearance in defacement caseThe case relates to defacement of public property in Naraina area in south west Delhi, allegedly by putting up posters and hoardings.
- Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das acquitted in a case of violation of model codeDas and two others were acquitted in the case relating to the state Assembly polls of 2009, saying adequate evidence was not available to p...
- DUSU polls: City walls defaced, over 60 FIRs registeredNotwithstanding strict laws against defacement of public places, posters of student leaders often backed by major political parties can be ...
- DUSU polls: 23 FIRs over defacement of public propertyTwenty three FIRs have been registered against candidates and others affiliated to different students outfits for defacement of public prop...
- Charges against Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das in poll code violation caseBesides Das, similar charges under section 3(1) of Defacement of Public Property Act were also framed against Chandrasekhar Misra, former B...
- Delhi High Court junks plea to allow political posters on private propertyThe bench, in its judgement on the plea of Anil Bhatia, also upheld the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 2007.
- BJP issues list of 20 charges against AAP's Bawana manThe list being circulated by BJP and signed by "a member of AAP" lists two FIRs against Prakash, one filed in 1994 for 'disruption of peace...
- Deface public property and pay Rs 10kDefacing public property by pasting posters or banners may invite a fine of Rs 10,000.
- No posters or banners please, it's Goa pollsGoan politicians want their right to ‘deface property’ back, as an Election Commission ban has virtually made it impossible for them to int...
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