‘Join Protest, Face Legal Action; Agitation Is Unauthorised’: Pune Police Put Up Warning Boards At MPSC Protest Site
Pune: Pune Police on Sunday put up warning banners at both entry and exit points of the SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest led by Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) [NCP (SP)] MLA Rohit Pawar entered its 11th day. They have warned students and other participants of legal action for joining the unauthorised agitation. Watch Video: Pune Police have put up warning banners at S M Joshi…
Pune police have erected warning boards at the SM Joshi Bridge, the location of a protest led by NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar, which has been ongoing for 11 days. The banners warn that participants in the unauthorised agitation could face legal action. Police have stated that permission for the protest has not been granted and that a case has already been filed against the organizers.
Furthermore, they have announced that anyone who joins the protest will also be subject to legal action. Police are actively recording the protest to identify participants and are working to bring those involved to justice. The notice displayed on a police vehicle reads: "There is no permission for this agitation. A case has been registered against the organisers of this agitation.
Cases will also be registered against those who participate in it from now on. Video recording of this agitation is in progress." This comes amidst a protest over alleged irregularities in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) recruitment process, with Pawar demanding the resignation of MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar and calling for transparency in the system.
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