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Case Ordered Against BJP, AAP Leaders Over Public Property Defacement, Cops Reply
A Delhi court was on Friday informed by police that an FIR was filed against former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and others for allegedly misusing public money by putting up large hoardings in the national capital in 2019.
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"Monstrous": 'Swastikas' Spray Painted Outside Australian Synagogue
Australian authorities called a spate of anti-semitic graffiti sprayed across Sydney "monstrous" after more properties were defaced early Saturday.
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DUSU Polls 2024: Candidates Asked To Pledge Against Firecrackers, Rallies Post Results
DUSU Elections 2024: The measure aligns with the existing election rules and comes amid an ongoing Delhi High Court case concerning the defacement of public property during the polls.
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DU Students Union Polls Today, Court Halts Counting Till Defacement Removed
The Delhi High Court on Thursday halted the counting of votes of DUSU elections, which are scheduled on Friday, till all the defacement material, including posters, hoarding and graffiti, is removed and public property is restored.
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Mumbai Civic Body Slaps Rs 10,000 Fine On Man Who Dumped Trash In Sea Near Gateway Of India
The video clip shows two men emptying gunny bags containing trash- mainly flowers- in the Arabian Sea near the iconic structure in south Mumbai.
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Case Filed Against Defacing Of VD Savarkar Signboard Inside JNU
An FIR for ''defacement of public property'' has been filed in connection with the vandalisation of VD Savarkar Marg signage at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
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Delhi High Court Refers To Jaitley, Asks DU Not To Be Harsh With Student Leaders
The court, which was dealing with a matter relating to defacement of public property during DUSU polls in 2017, said such things happen in polls.
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9 FIRs Registered Against AAP, 4 Against BJP In Defacement case
As many as nine FIRs have been registered so far against the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and four against the BJP for defacement of public property ahead of the Lok Sabha polls in the city, Delhi's Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh said on Monday.
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Warn Students Against Public Property Defacement: Delhi Government To Schools
The Delhi government has asked all schools in the national capital to take measures for prevention of defacement of public property and warn students against it.
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Delhi Tells Schools To Sensitise Students About Defacing Public Property
The Delhi government has asked all schools in the national capital to take measures for prevention of defacement of public property and warn students against it.
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Madhya Pradesh Registers 16 Lakh Property Defacement Cases
After the Model Code of Conduct came into force in Madhya Pradesh ahead of the November 28 Assembly elections, more than 16 lakh cases of property defacement have been registered, a poll official has said. Between October 6 and November 6, around 32,000 non-bailable warrants were served, Chief Electoral Officer V.L. Kantha Rao said on Thursday.
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Court Discharges AAP MLA Surender Singh In Defacement Case
AAP MLA Surender Singh has been discharged by a Delhi court in a case of alleged defacement of public property in 2014.
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North Delhi May Soon Get 'Poster Walls', Civic Body Proposes
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation has proposed creating designated walls for putting up posters, seeking to prevent defacement of public properties through sticking of advertising material.
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Delhi High Court Seeks New DUSU Leaders' Response On Plea Against Defacement
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and C Hari Shankar also sought to know the stand of the authorities on the plea for complete ban on defacement of public properties by use of spray paints, posters, banners and hoardings during the elections.
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Complaints Will Be Registered For Defacing Property: Delhi Police To High Court
Those who put up posters without permission can face prosecution for defacement of property as FIRs will now be lodged on complaints against such activities, Delhi Police here has told the Delhi High Court.
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Case Ordered Against BJP, AAP Leaders Over Public Property Defacement, Cops Reply
A Delhi court was on Friday informed by police that an FIR was filed against former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and others for allegedly misusing public money by putting up large hoardings in the national capital in 2019.
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"Monstrous": 'Swastikas' Spray Painted Outside Australian Synagogue
Australian authorities called a spate of anti-semitic graffiti sprayed across Sydney "monstrous" after more properties were defaced early Saturday.
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DUSU Polls 2024: Candidates Asked To Pledge Against Firecrackers, Rallies Post Results
DUSU Elections 2024: The measure aligns with the existing election rules and comes amid an ongoing Delhi High Court case concerning the defacement of public property during the polls.
-
DU Students Union Polls Today, Court Halts Counting Till Defacement Removed
The Delhi High Court on Thursday halted the counting of votes of DUSU elections, which are scheduled on Friday, till all the defacement material, including posters, hoarding and graffiti, is removed and public property is restored.
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Mumbai Civic Body Slaps Rs 10,000 Fine On Man Who Dumped Trash In Sea Near Gateway Of India
The video clip shows two men emptying gunny bags containing trash- mainly flowers- in the Arabian Sea near the iconic structure in south Mumbai.
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Case Filed Against Defacing Of VD Savarkar Signboard Inside JNU
An FIR for ''defacement of public property'' has been filed in connection with the vandalisation of VD Savarkar Marg signage at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
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Delhi High Court Refers To Jaitley, Asks DU Not To Be Harsh With Student Leaders
The court, which was dealing with a matter relating to defacement of public property during DUSU polls in 2017, said such things happen in polls.
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9 FIRs Registered Against AAP, 4 Against BJP In Defacement case
As many as nine FIRs have been registered so far against the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and four against the BJP for defacement of public property ahead of the Lok Sabha polls in the city, Delhi's Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh said on Monday.
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Warn Students Against Public Property Defacement: Delhi Government To Schools
The Delhi government has asked all schools in the national capital to take measures for prevention of defacement of public property and warn students against it.
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Delhi Tells Schools To Sensitise Students About Defacing Public Property
The Delhi government has asked all schools in the national capital to take measures for prevention of defacement of public property and warn students against it.
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Madhya Pradesh Registers 16 Lakh Property Defacement Cases
After the Model Code of Conduct came into force in Madhya Pradesh ahead of the November 28 Assembly elections, more than 16 lakh cases of property defacement have been registered, a poll official has said. Between October 6 and November 6, around 32,000 non-bailable warrants were served, Chief Electoral Officer V.L. Kantha Rao said on Thursday.
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Court Discharges AAP MLA Surender Singh In Defacement Case
AAP MLA Surender Singh has been discharged by a Delhi court in a case of alleged defacement of public property in 2014.
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North Delhi May Soon Get 'Poster Walls', Civic Body Proposes
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation has proposed creating designated walls for putting up posters, seeking to prevent defacement of public properties through sticking of advertising material.
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Delhi High Court Seeks New DUSU Leaders' Response On Plea Against Defacement
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and C Hari Shankar also sought to know the stand of the authorities on the plea for complete ban on defacement of public properties by use of spray paints, posters, banners and hoardings during the elections.
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Complaints Will Be Registered For Defacing Property: Delhi Police To High Court
Those who put up posters without permission can face prosecution for defacement of property as FIRs will now be lodged on complaints against such activities, Delhi Police here has told the Delhi High Court.
