Prohibitory orders issued in Palakkad district until April 20
The order has been issued to avert communal tension in the district in the wake of the recent twin political murders.
The order has been issued to avert communal tension in the district in the wake of the recent twin political murders.
The order has been issued to avert communal tension in the district in the wake of the recent twin political murders.
In the wake of twin political murders in Palakkad, prohibitory orders have been issued in the district for five days.
Palakkad District Collector Mrunmai Joshi declared that the prohibitory orders will apply until 6 pm on April 20.
The order was issued by Additional District Magistrate K Manikandan Saturday evening in the wake of the murder of a Popular Front of India activist and the alleged retaliatory killing of a member of the RSS in the district.
"The orders are issued to avert communal tension and disruption of law and order in the district," the collector stated in a social media post.
The order prohibits the assembly of five or more persons, processions of any kind and the use of loudspeakers.
The public is also prohibited from carrying weapons as per Section 4 of The Arms Act, 1959. People are also advised to not possess explosives or indulge in spreading misinformation.
Essential services and law enforcement has been exempted from the prohibitory orders.