MHA directs states, UTs to stop CJP protesters from mobilising towards Delhi
First reported 10 Oct, 04:02 UTCUpdated 16h ago3 sources
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Directors General of Police (DGPs) of all states and Union Territories, the Ministry stressed the need for immediate preventive action in view of alleged attempts by CJP supporters to enter Delhi without authorisation from different parts of the country, potentially disturbing public peace and order
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The Union home ministry sought real-time intelligence sharing between the state intelligence agencies, the transport authorities and the Delhi Police.
Directors General of Police (DGPs) of all states and Union Territories, the Ministry stressed the need for immediate preventive action in view of alleged attempts by CJP supporters to enter Delhi without authorisation from different parts of the country, potentially disturbing public peace and order
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- MHA Directs State Govts to Prevent Protesters From Moving Towards Delhi (opens The Wire in a new tab)
In a communication to chief secretaries and directors general of police, Union home secretary Govind Mohan claimed there are 'grave law and order and public order implications' of the proposed protest today, The Hindu reported.
- Centre tells states to prevent protesters from travelling to Delhi: Reports (opens Scroll.in in a new tab)
The Union home ministry sought real-time intelligence sharing between the state intelligence agencies, the transport authorities and the Delhi Police.
- MHA directs states, UTs to stop CJP protesters from mobilising towards Delhi (opens Mid-day in a new tab)
Directors General of Police (DGPs) of all states and Union Territories, the Ministry stressed the need for immediate preventive action in view of alleged attempts by CJP supporters to enter Delhi without authorisation from different parts of the country, potentially disturbing public peace and order
