Archive · 19 Jul 2026
SP Warns Legal Action for Threats to Government Property
In Visakhapatnam, the police chief warned that people who threaten government buildings or public property will face serious legal consequences.
This warning came after some individuals threatened to blow up the district collector's office and made threats against the police chief and others during a big protest by tribal people.
The police have started investigating the incident and will take legal action against those responsible.
The police chief reminded everyone that while people can protest peacefully, they cannot threaten government buildings or public property.
The protest happened in Paderu, and the police chief made the statement the day after the protest.
ASR district superintendent of police Amit Bardar warned of strict legal action against those threatening government property.
Threats were made to blow up the district collector office and against the SP during the Adivasi Mahagarjana rally in Paderu.
Threats against government offices or public property are considered serious offenses.
A case has been registered, and an investigation has been launched into the incident.
The SP emphasized that while peaceful protests are allowed, threatening government institutions is not permissible.
- Who
- ASR district superintendent of police Amit Bardar and protesters at Adivasi Mahagarjana rally
- What
- Threats made against government property and officials during a rally
- When
- Friday (rally), Saturday (statement by SP)
- Where
- Paderu, Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To express grievances and warn against threats to government institutions
Protesters
Authorities
Right to Protest
Protesters
Protesters claim the right to express grievances, including through rallies.
Authorities
Authorities emphasize that protests must remain peaceful and not threaten public safety.
- Location
- Visakhapatnam, Paderu
- Incident Date
- Friday
- Action Taken
- Case registered, investigation launched
- Legal Warning
- Strict action against threats to government property
- Key Figures
- ASR district superintendent of police Amit Bardar
