UP Police files FIR against 100-125 unidentified women for violating prohibitory orders during anti-CAA protests in Lucknow
An FIR has been registered against 100-125 unidentified women for allegedly violating prohibitory orders by participating in anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests in Ujariyaon locality in Gomti Nagar, police said.
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Police officials said only five women have been named in the FIR
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Protests by women and other activists against the Citizenship Amendment Act are taking place in many areas here including the Clock Tower and Ujariyaon
Lucknow: An FIR has been registered against 100-125 unidentified women for allegedly violating prohibitory orders by participating in anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests in Ujariyaon locality in Gomti Nagar, police said.
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They said only five women have been named in the FIR.
"The FIR was registered for violating prohibitory orders and other sections of IPC on Wednesday," a senior police official said.
Protests by women and other activists against the Citizenship Amendment Act are taking place in many areas including the Clock Tower and Ujariyaon.
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