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Weddings Held Amid Covid Lockdown In Karnataka Temple, Case Lodged
The Mangaluru Police and the Mangaluru City Corporation authorities raided Shree Mangaladevi Temple's premises for violating Covid lockdown rules by holding wedding functions on Sunday.
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Uttar Pradesh MLA, 7 Others Get Bail In Lockdown Violation Case, Quarantined
An Uttar Pradesh court today granted bail to Independent MLA Aman Mani Tripathi and seven of his associates who were arrested for allegedly violating lockdown guidelines.
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After Row With Centre, Mamata Banerjee Unblocks COVID-19 Inspection Team
A central team in Bengal to investigate coronavirus lockdown violations waited for hours today before being allowed by the Mamata Banerjee government to tour Kolkata. It took a home ministry warning before the state government budged after keeping the teams in Kolkata and Jalpaiguri on hold.
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Must Jail Those Violating Coronavirus Lockdown, Centre Tells States
Those violating the coronavirus lockdown or obstructing officials should be sent to jail for one or two years, the government today told state governments, directing stern action under existing laws after reports of doctors or health staff being attacked.
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Weddings Held Amid Covid Lockdown In Karnataka Temple, Case Lodged
The Mangaluru Police and the Mangaluru City Corporation authorities raided Shree Mangaladevi Temple's premises for violating Covid lockdown rules by holding wedding functions on Sunday.
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Uttar Pradesh MLA, 7 Others Get Bail In Lockdown Violation Case, Quarantined
An Uttar Pradesh court today granted bail to Independent MLA Aman Mani Tripathi and seven of his associates who were arrested for allegedly violating lockdown guidelines.
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After Row With Centre, Mamata Banerjee Unblocks COVID-19 Inspection Team
A central team in Bengal to investigate coronavirus lockdown violations waited for hours today before being allowed by the Mamata Banerjee government to tour Kolkata. It took a home ministry warning before the state government budged after keeping the teams in Kolkata and Jalpaiguri on hold.
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Must Jail Those Violating Coronavirus Lockdown, Centre Tells States
Those violating the coronavirus lockdown or obstructing officials should be sent to jail for one or two years, the government today told state governments, directing stern action under existing laws after reports of doctors or health staff being attacked.
