60-day prohibitory order in Kolkata's central business district from May 3
A 60-day prohibitory order has been imposed in Kolkata's central business district starting May 3. The order restricts public gatherings and certain activities to maintain law and order. Authorities have not disclosed specific reasons but cite public safety concerns.
- ▪The prohibitory order in Kolkata's central business district will last for 60 days.
- ▪It came into effect on May 3 and covers areas with high commercial activity.
- ▪The order restricts public gatherings and may include limitations on movement or protests.
- ▪Local authorities have invoked legal provisions to enforce the order.
- ▪No official explanation has been provided for the sudden imposition of restrictions.
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