Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Prohibitory Orders Imposed in NTR District
The police in NTR district have put in place special rules to keep things calm and safe.
These rules, which will be in effect from January 10 to April 9, mean that people can't have big gatherings, protests, or marches without asking the police first.
The police want everyone to follow these rules to avoid any problems and keep the area peaceful.
They also said that if anyone breaks these rules, they will face serious consequences.
The main goal is to make sure that daily life goes on smoothly and that everyone stays safe.
Prohibitory orders imposed under Section 30 of Police Act, 1861 in NTR district.
Orders in effect from January 10 to April 9 to maintain public order.
No public meetings, assemblies, processions, demonstrations, or dharnas without prior police permission.
Strict legal action will be taken against violators.
Public urged to cooperate with police for public safety and harmony.
- Who
- NTR district Police Commissioner and Additional District Magistrate (Metropolitan) SV Rajashekar Babu
- What
- Imposed prohibitory orders under Section 30 of Police Act, 1861
- When
- From January 10 to April 9
- Where
- NTR district Police Commissionerate limits
- Why
- To maintain public order, prevent inconvenience, and avoid untoward incidents
- Section
- Section 30 of Police Act, 1861
- Duration
- January 10 to April 9
- Authority
- NTR district Police Commissioner and Additional District Magistrate (Metropolitan) SV Rajashekar Babu
- Purpose
- Maintain public order and ensure peaceful conditions
- Restrictions
- No public meetings, assemblies, processions, demonstrations, or dharnas without prior permission