Ahead of large scale protests that have been planned in Karnataka over the Citizenship Act, as a precautionary measure the administration has imposed prohibitory orders across the state for the next three days, including capital Bengaluru and Mangalore.
Bengaluru: The prohibitory orders in Bengaluru and parts of Karnataka will be applicable from 6 AM of December 19 to 21, said Bhaskar Rao, Bengaluru Police Commissioner.
Ahead of large scale protests that have been planned in Karnataka over the Citizenship Act, as a precautionary measure the administration has imposed prohibitory orders across the state for the next three days, including capital Bengaluru and Mangalore.
Section 144 prohibits gatherings of more than four persons.
Expressing anguish over the CAA and also the police crackdowns against protesting students in New Delhi, students in Bengaluru and other academic institutions have been holding a series of protests and demonstrations, since Monday.
A massive protest on Thursday was announced by leftist parties and Islamic organisations in Bengaluru, in this scenario section 144 has been imposed.
As many as 172 students, staff and faculty members of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM B) signed a open letter to PM Modi to revoke CAA and have expressed their solidarity with students around the country protesting against the Act.
Ahead of large scale protests that have been planned in Karnataka over the Citizenship Act, as a precautionary measure the administration has imposed prohibitory orders across the state for the next three days, including capital Bengaluru and Mangalore.
Section 144 prohibits gatherings of more than four persons.
Expressing anguish over the CAA and also the police crackdowns against protesting students in New Delhi, students in Bengaluru and other academic institutions have been holding a series of protests and demonstrations, since Monday.
A massive protest on Thursday was announced by leftist parties and Islamic organisations in Bengaluru, in this scenario section 144 has been imposed.
As many as 172 students, staff and faculty members of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM B) signed a open letter to PM Modi to revoke CAA and have expressed their solidarity with students around the country protesting against the Act.