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9.19 lakh persons arrested in TN for defying curfew

NT BureauBy NT BureauJuly 30, 2020No Comments
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Chennai: The Tamilnadu police arrested 9,19,186 lakh persons for violating norms of social distancing and venturing out during curfew.

Nearly 8,35,435 violations have been recorded by the police in various districts and FIRs have been registered against them, a press release from DGP’s office said today.

The restrictions have been imposed across the State to curb the spread of coronavirus since 24 March. As many as 6,57,684 vehicles were seized from these persons.

However, the vehicles are being returned to their owners in a phased manner. A total amount of Rs 19,17,55,728 has been collected from violators as fines since March.

 

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