Section 144 CrPC clamped in Cachar in view of the emergency situations leading to breach of peace and tranquility in cachar.
In view of the sudden emergency, the District Magistrate Cachar has issued a number of prohibitions under Section 144 CrPC of the Indian Penal Code for the immediate prevention of disturbances of peace and tranquility in cachar district which may lead to incidents causing loss of life.
Cachar District Magistrate Keerthi Jalli has imposed Section 144 CrPC throughout the district to prevent disturbances of peace and tranquility in cachar district.
Silchar, which is often called as the land of
Bhasha Saheeds, has largely remained silent
on the issue. When today, in the ocean of
silence a small island of noise emerged, the
deputy commissioner of Cachar rushed to
CrPC 144.
The order issued by the DM stated:
1. No assembly of 05 (five) or more persons
be formed at any public place or
throughfare for the aforesaid purpose.
2. No meeting procession or demonstration
be organized at any public place.
3. No person shall move in public places
carrying arms as defined under Section 4
of the Indian Arms Act, 1818 or Lathi or
any other weapon or instrument, which
can be used for the purpose of assault or
intimidations.
4. No person shall move about carrying
explosive or defined under Section 4 of
the Indian explosive Act, 1884 in any
public place.
5. No person shall spread rumour to the
public which may lead to any untoward
incident.
6. No person is allowed to use any fire
torches for taking up marshal in the town.
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