Be careful violence: Section 163 implemented till December 10, ban on rallies or protests, these things have to be kept in mind

Sambhal Violence: Internet service was restored on Friday in Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh after several days of violence. However, DM Sambhal Dr. Rajendra Pensia has ordered to implement Section 163 of BNSS in the district late night. After its implementation, gathering of 5 or more people has now been banned. Section 163 has been implemented in the district till 10th December.

According to the DM’s order, now no procession of 5 or more people will be taken out without the permission of any magistrate, nor will any group of 5 or more people be formed in public places. Apart from this, a ban has also been imposed on rallies, demonstrations and siege. However, controversies, funeral processions or any program of the UP government will be kept out of it.

Now there will be a ban on using loudspeakers or similar loud sounding devices anywhere without the permission of the Magistrate. Even after taking permission, it will not be used from 10 pm to 6 am. Demonstration or protest against any religion or community as well as holding rallies have been banned.

Sambhal violence: Internet service resumes after 5 days, ban on entry of outside leaders and others continues

Internet service restored
In the morning, District Information Officer Brijesh Kumar said, “Internet services were restored in Sambhal at 4 pm on Friday.” The move to restore internet came hours after Friday prayers were offered peacefully at Shahi Jama Masjid and other places in the district. There was violence in this district after the survey of the Mughal era mosque.

Before the Namaz, the district officials had appealed to the residents to offer Namaz in nearby mosques instead of gathering at Jama Masjid. Along with this, additional CCTV cameras were installed to keep an eye on the situation.