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Crowd assembly banned within 100 to 200 metre radius of centres
In Short
Chittoor district police have deployed special teams and banned rallies near nomination centres as filing begins for the Andhra Pradesh panchayat elections.

Crowd assembly banned within 100 to 200 metre radius of centres
Chittoor: District police have put elaborate security arrangements in place to ensure that the nomination process for the upcoming panchayat elections is conducted peacefully, transparently, and without incident.
Addressing media personnel on Saturday, District Superintendent of Police Tushar Dudi stated that special police teams have been deployed across Chittoor as candidates begin filing their nominations for local body elections.
To prevent clashes, unlawful assemblies, and code violations, surveillance around nomination centres has been heavily intensified. Under the enforced guidelines, only the candidate filing a nomination alongside two representatives will be allowed inside the venue.
Furthermore, rallies, processions, sloganeering, campaigning, and large public gatherings near nomination sites are strictly banned.
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