Seelampur violence: Prohibitory orders imposed in northeast Delhi

New Delhi, December 18 Authorities on Wednesday imposed prohibitory orders in northeast Delhi in the wake of violence that ensued in Seelampur following protest over the Citizenship Amendment Act. Section 144 of the CrPC was imposed in northeast Delhi, a...

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Updated At : 04:30 PM Dec 18, 2019 IST

New Delhi, December 18

Authorities on Wednesday imposed prohibitory orders in northeast Delhi in the wake of violence that ensued in Seelampur following protest over the Citizenship Amendment Act.

Section 144 of the CrPC was imposed in northeast Delhi, a police officer said.

Assembly of more than four people is banned, according to the orders. PTI

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