The record
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- Police denied permission for YSR Congress Party protest rallies and dharnas scheduled for September 21, 2026.
- The opposition party planned these demonstrations to contest alleged irregularities in DSC teacher recruitments.
- Authorities cited the enforcement of BNSS Section 163 and Section 30 of the Police Act as the basis for the restriction.
- Violators face stern legal action according to the Deputy Commissioner of Police.
What to watch next
- Possible unauthorized attempts by YSRCP to hold protests
- Law enforcement response to potential violations
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Krishna Kanth Patil
Deputy Commissioner of Police
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“no police permission has been granted for the protests.”
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…21, 2026). The opposition party intended to organise dharnas against the alleged irregularities in DSC teacher recruitments. The DCP mentioned that BNSS Section 163 and Section 30 of the Police Act are in force, and no police permission has been granted for the protests. He warned that stern action will be taken against violators. Published - September 20, 2026 11:06 pm IST…
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