Penalty For Spitting
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Bengal Assembly To Pass Bill Proposing Hefty Fine For Spitting Tobacco In Public
- Tuesday February 4, 2025
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Tough days are ahead for those who are habitual offenders in West Bengal of spitting chewing tobacco or pan masala in public places as a Bill will be introduced in the forthcoming Budget Assembly session with provisions for a hefty financial penalty.
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Fine For Spitting, Littering In Kolkata May Soon Be Up To Rs 1 Lakh
- Friday November 23, 2018
- Kolkata News | Press Trust of India
Citizens may have to shell out a maximum fine of Rs 1 lakh for littering in public places, as the West Bengal Assembly passed a Bill to enhance the penalty for offenders.
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
- Monday March 9, 2015
- Mumbai News | Written by Nikita Niraj Arora, Edited by Shyam Balasubramanian
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
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www.ndtv.com
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Bengal Assembly To Pass Bill Proposing Hefty Fine For Spitting Tobacco In Public
- Tuesday February 4, 2025
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Tough days are ahead for those who are habitual offenders in West Bengal of spitting chewing tobacco or pan masala in public places as a Bill will be introduced in the forthcoming Budget Assembly session with provisions for a hefty financial penalty.
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www.ndtv.com
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Fine For Spitting, Littering In Kolkata May Soon Be Up To Rs 1 Lakh
- Friday November 23, 2018
- Kolkata News | Press Trust of India
Citizens may have to shell out a maximum fine of Rs 1 lakh for littering in public places, as the West Bengal Assembly passed a Bill to enhance the penalty for offenders.
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www.ndtv.com
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
- Monday March 9, 2015
- Mumbai News | Written by Nikita Niraj Arora, Edited by Shyam Balasubramanian
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
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www.ndtv.com