The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh cadre collaborating in the route march at 45 locations throughout Tamil Nadu on April 16 this 12 months will not be permitted to carry sticks/lathis and sing songs or converse unwell of any particular person, caste or faith.
Director-General of Police C. Sylendra Babu has written to senior cops in all cities/districts to guarantee compliance with the dozen situations laid down by the Madras High Court in its September 22, 2022 order, allowing the processions. The High Court’s order was upheld by the (*16*) Court.
Among the different situations, the contributors shall not be allowed to take pleasure in any act disturbing the nation’s sovereignty and integrity.
While conducting the procession with out inflicting any hindrance to members of the public or visitors, the organisers would have to organize — in session with the police and the civic our bodies —for ingesting water, first help/ambulance, cell bogs, CCTV cameras and fire-fighting gear.
The contributors shall not in any method offend the sentiments of any spiritual, linguistic and cultural teams. An endeavor to reimburse the price for harm to public/non-public property and to pay compensation/substitute price can be obtained from the organisers. If any of the situations was violated, the police officer involved can be at liberty to take motion as per regulation.
‘Organise pickets’
Mr. Babu stated correct safety preparations ought to be made and precautions ought to be taken to be sure that the occasion went off easily. Pickets and patrols could be organised in susceptible areas which have been communally delicate.
