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Former Kerala Congress MLA Anil Akkara Charged For Destroying Road Divider
A former Congress MLA Anil Akkara faces police case for allegedly damaging a road divider in Kerala's Thrissur district on Friday.
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Delhi Chief Minister Warns Party Workers Against Pasting Posters With Her Photos
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta issued a warning on Tuesday against the defacement of property and called on party workers to refrain from pasting posters with her photos in them.
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Those Damaging Public Property Should Pay To Get Bail: Law Panel
Compelling offenders to deposit the estimated value of the public property damaged by them as a condition for granting bail would definitely work as a deterrent against such acts, the Law Commission has said.
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After UP, Madhya Pradesh To Bring Law To Recover Damages From Rioters
The Madhya Pradesh government today announced that it will bring a law to ensure the constitution of tribunals having civil court powers to adjudicate the claims for damages to public and private properties and recover them from rioters
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Assets Of Anti-CAA Protesters Who Damaged Property To Be Auctioned In Lucknow
The Lucknow district administration will auction the movable properties of two men accused of vandalism during the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests in December 2019, an official said on Thursday.
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"Damaging Property? Our Governments Shot Them Like Dogs": BJP Leader
Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh controversially said on Sunday that those involved in damaging public property should be "shot" like they were, according to him, in BJP-ruled states.
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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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"This Must Stop," Says Supreme Court On Kanwariya Violence
The Supreme Court on Friday made strong observations about violent protests, saying public property cannot be allowed to be damaged for demonstrations, as the centre's lawyer cited, among other instances, the recent spike in destruction of property of Kanwar pilgrims.
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Former Kerala Congress MLA Anil Akkara Charged For Destroying Road Divider
A former Congress MLA Anil Akkara faces police case for allegedly damaging a road divider in Kerala's Thrissur district on Friday.
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Delhi Chief Minister Warns Party Workers Against Pasting Posters With Her Photos
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta issued a warning on Tuesday against the defacement of property and called on party workers to refrain from pasting posters with her photos in them.
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Those Damaging Public Property Should Pay To Get Bail: Law Panel
Compelling offenders to deposit the estimated value of the public property damaged by them as a condition for granting bail would definitely work as a deterrent against such acts, the Law Commission has said.
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After UP, Madhya Pradesh To Bring Law To Recover Damages From Rioters
The Madhya Pradesh government today announced that it will bring a law to ensure the constitution of tribunals having civil court powers to adjudicate the claims for damages to public and private properties and recover them from rioters
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Assets Of Anti-CAA Protesters Who Damaged Property To Be Auctioned In Lucknow
The Lucknow district administration will auction the movable properties of two men accused of vandalism during the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests in December 2019, an official said on Thursday.
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"Damaging Property? Our Governments Shot Them Like Dogs": BJP Leader
Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh controversially said on Sunday that those involved in damaging public property should be "shot" like they were, according to him, in BJP-ruled states.
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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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"This Must Stop," Says Supreme Court On Kanwariya Violence
The Supreme Court on Friday made strong observations about violent protests, saying public property cannot be allowed to be damaged for demonstrations, as the centre's lawyer cited, among other instances, the recent spike in destruction of property of Kanwar pilgrims.
