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HOME DEPTT. ENFORCES STRICT MEASURES FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE RECOVERY AMID PUBLIC ORDER DISTURBANCES

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Haryana Additional Chief Secretary, Home, Sh. TVSN Prasad has issued a directive to the civil and police administration in the field to meticulously adhere to the rules outlined under the “Haryana Recovery of Damages to Property During Disturbance to Public Order Act, 2021” in instances of potential property damage, whether public or private, arising from disturbances to public order.

In a written communication addressed to all District Magistrates/Deputy Commissioners, Commissioners of Police, and Superintendents of Police in the state, Sh. Prasad has asked that it be brought to the notice of all concerned that damages incurred to property, whether public or private, are recoverable from the perpetrators/initiators of such disturbances.

He urged all the officers in the field to take necessary action in accordance with the aforementioned Act and rules, and to submit an action taken report to the Home Department. Copy of these rules are also available on the website of the Home Department, Haryana.

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