Mangaluru: Prohibitory orders have been issued under the Mangaluru City Police Commissionerate limits in the background of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examinations scheduled to be held on May 5 across 18 examination centers.

The Deputy Commissioner of Law and Order and Special Executive Magistrate Siddhartha Goyal issued the orders, declaring the area around 200 meters of the examination center as prohibitory area to prevent any kind on illegal activities, untoward incidents and to conduct the examination in a transparent and error-free manner.

The order prohibits activities such as assisting in cheating during the exams, writing answers on slips or other materials, and distributing or transmitting prohibited materials within the 200-meter radius around the examination centers.

Additionally, the operation of Xerox shops within this 200-meter radius is prohibited one hour before the starting of the exam and during its duration. The use of electronic communication devices, including mobile phones, telephones, Bluetooth devices, and pagers, is strictly prohibited within the examination center premises.

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Kolkata (PTI): A case was lodged against three officials of the Raj Bhavan here for allegedly wrongfully restraining the woman, who accused Governor C V Ananda Bose of molesting her, police said on Saturday.

The FIR against the three officials was lodged at the Hare Street police station after the woman, a contractual employee of Raj Bhavan, recorded her statement before a magistrate in the molestation case, a police officer said.

"The three officers have been included in the FIR for stopping the complainant woman from leaving Raj Bhawan by wrongfully restraining her on May 2. We will investigate their roles on that evening," the officer said.

On May 2, the woman had alleged molestation by Bose following which the Kolkata Police started a probe.

Under Article 361 of the Constitution, no criminal proceedings can be instituted against a governor during his term in office.