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Suryapet Enforces Section 30 Restrictions Through October 31, 2026
Police have introduced special rules in Suryapet district to help keep people safe and maintain peace.
These rules will continue until October 31, 2026.
People cannot hold public meetings, rallies or protests without permission.
They also cannot carry or display prohibited weapons such as knives and firearms.
Loud sound systems, DJs and microphones cannot be used without permission.
Police said they will take strict action against people who break the rules.
District SP Narasimha IPS issued the orders.
Police asked everyone to cooperate and follow the restrictions.
Police imposed Section 30 restrictions across Suryapet district to maintain peace and prevent untoward incidents.
The restrictions will remain in force until October 31, 2026.
Public meetings, dharnas, rallies and other gatherings require prior permission.
Possession or display of prohibited weapons, including knives and firearms, is restricted.
High-decibel sound systems, DJs and microphones are prohibited without permission, with violators facing strict action.
- Who
- Suryapet district police, under District SP Narasimha IPS.
- What
- Section 30 restrictions have been imposed on gatherings, weapons and unauthorised sound systems.
- Where
- Suryapet district.
- When
- The restrictions remain in force until October 31, 2026.
- Why
- To maintain law and order, prevent disturbances and avoid untoward incidents.
Key facts
- Restriction
- Section 30 of the Police Act
- Area
- Suryapet district
- End date
- October 31, 2026
- Gatherings
- Public meetings, dharnas, rallies and other gatherings require prior permission
- Weapons
- The possession or display of prohibited weapons, including knives and firearms, is restricted
- Sound systems
- High-decibel sound systems, DJs and microphones require permission
- Enforcement
- Police warned that violators will face strict action
Sources
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