Shivamogga: Prohibitory orders clamped in Bhadravathi town, holiday declared in schools
sec 144 imposed
Shivamogga: In the background of the murder of Shimoga youth Bajrang Dal activist named Harsha, prohibitory orders have been imposed in Bhadravati town as a precautionary measure. Tahsildar Pradeep has issued the order in this regard.
The prohibitory orders will be enforced from February 21, 8 am to February 22, 10 pm, it is learned. In the aforementioned duration, people are not allowed to gather in groups, the order stated.
The movement of two-wheeler vehicles has been restricted in Bhadravati city from 11 pm to 5 am. After 9 pm, shops have been ordered to close down and movie theatres have been restricted from showcasing movies.
Schools Announce Holiday
As a precautionary measure, schools have announced a holiday for 1 standard to 10th standard classes on February 21, in the Bhadravati city police station jurisdiction. SSLC preparatory examination shave also been reportedly postponed, Tahsildar Pradeep has informed through the order.
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AIMPLB condemns Pahalgam attack, halts Waqf Act protests for three days
New Delhi: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has condemned the terror attack in Pahalgam, which claimed 26 lives, and announced a temporary suspension of its protests against the recent amendments to the Waqf Act.
The attack, which took place at a prominent tourist destination in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Tuesday, left 26 people, mostly tourists, dead and several others injured.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the AIMPLB expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and declared a three-day pause in its ongoing protest programmes, starting April 23.
SQR Ilyas, national convener of the Majlis-e-Amal for the Protection of Waqf under the AIMPLB, called the Pahalgam attack “deeply tragic and strongly condemnable”.
He said the decision to halt the protest was taken as a mark of mourning and support for the bereaved families. A circular has been issued to all state and district conveners of the campaign, directing an immediate halt to all protest-related activities during the period of mourning.
Ilyas clarified that the campaign against the "controversial amendments" to the Waqf Act will resume after the three-day suspension.
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